World Cup serving major impact for businesses in Brooklyn
While the World Cup is happening thousands of miles away in Gatar, businesses across Brooklyn are shouting "goal" over the impact some are seeing with their businesses.
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Nov 27, 2022, 11:42 PM
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2h agoWhile the
World Cup is happening thousands of miles away in Gatar, businesses across Brooklyn
are shouting "goal" over the impact some are seeing with their
businesses.
News 12’s
Julio Avila spoke to one business in Williamsburg to see how soccer's
most coveted cup is helping them.
