New York, New Jersey AGs launch investigation of FIFA’s World Cup ticketing practices

The New York Times·May 27

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The attorneys general of New York and New Jersey have launched an investigation into FIFA's World Cup ticketing practices. The investigation appears to be focused on ticket sales, with some reports noting high prices for certain seats. The specifics of the investigation and its potential findings are not yet clear.

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