Clubs of all sizes complain about cost-control rules and their implementation. But what would soccer look like if they went away?
Tag: Finances
Israel Knew Hamas’s Money Source Years Before Oct. 7 Attacks
Agents worried as millions poured in. Hamas bought weapons and plotted an attack. The authorities now say the money helped lay the groundwork for the Oct. 7 assault on Israel.
When art and money meet
Encouragement, profit or exploitation?
Reconsidering Tax Day
Make it a time of personal inventory, of looking back and taking account.
Seeking Heat, and Companionship, in a Hard Scotland Winter
In a Glasgow neighborhood, the cost-of-living crisis is exacerbating energy problems and financial worries, and vital community hubs are struggling to stay afloat.
John Train, Paris Review Co-Founder and Cold War Operative, Dies at 94
His career, ranging from literature to finance to war, and from France to Afghanistan, seemed to cover every interest and issue of his exalted social class.
Sri Lanka Needs Billions As It Exhausts Financing
Funds provided by India are already gone. China has kept its distance. As the crisis deepens, Sri Lanka has even turned to charities in Qatar for help.
Russia Appears to Miss Its Foreign Debt Payment Deadline
Economic sanctions that blocked bond payments have strengthened efforts to seal off Moscow from global markets.
Russia Appears to Miss Its Foreign Debt Payment Deadline
This default would be unusual because it would be a result of economic sanctions blocking transactions, not because the government has run out of money.
Billions of Dollars Laundered Annually in British Columbia
Government officials in the province of British Columbia were aware that suspicious money was entering their revenue stream, but took insufficient steps to stop it.