FIFA has unveiled plans to create a new subsidiary to oversee part of the World Cup, offering private investors a 20 percent stake valued at over four billion dollars. Jared Kushner’s brother’s investment firm Thrive Eternal has been identified as a likely buyer. As reported by Al Jazeera’s Mohammad Saleh.
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