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Seattle’s World Cup Spending Boost Outlasted Its Rivals, Bank of America Data Shows

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Seattle stood apart among the 16 World Cup host cities as one of only two where small-business sales at hotels, bars and restaurants grew faster in July than in June, extending the tournament's economic lift for local operators.

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