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European soccer federation eyes criminal case against FIFA boss
Under a now-abandoned plan, Thrive Capital and Joshua Kushner were to pay $4.2 billion for a 20% stake in World Cup profits.
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Under a now‑abandoned arrangement, Thrive Capital and Joshua Kushner had planned to pay $4.2 billion for a 20 percent stake in World Cup profits.
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