The World Cup kicked off last week as soccer teams from around
the globe converged in South Africa. The once-every-four-years
tournament is one of the most-watched sporting events in the
world; and as you can imagine, it involves large amounts of
money for the host country and participants. There are a few
clear-cut favorites to win the 2010 World Cup, and it could
boost their economy as consumers spend more money and rejoice in
a victory. I have chosen my five favorites to win the tournament
based on the FIFA rankings and my own bias. (For related
reading, check out The World Cup 2010 Portfolio.)  IN PICTURES:
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