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Nov 18, 2022
What are Chinese sponsors hoping to get out of the World Cup?
Chinese brands are the biggest-spending sponsors at the 2022 Qatar World Cup. But with a tournament dogged by controversy, will it deliver the results brands are hoping for?
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