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one area where there s some light, some light, is how much fifa pays itself. let s take a look at the staff salaries over here. you can see there, staff salaries not including benefits totalled more than $251 million over those same four years. about a quarter of a billion dollars. that may look insignificant here compared to the other bigger numbers, but it does mean fifa employees take home an average annual wage of almost $170,000 each. not bad earnings there. the biggest expense for fifa from 2007 to 2010 was the world cup in south africa. that set the association back by some $1.3 billion, as you can see. that s the main expenses going out there. but look how much money was brought in by tv rights. tv broadcast rights for the world cup alone just short of $2.5 billion. that s the sort of sum you d
treed. jacob zuma will try to convince moammar gadhafi of peace talks. his rival and another fifa executive have been temporarily a coalition commander has offered his sincerest apologies for an air strike on saturday that he says killed nine people in afghanistan. and earlier toll according to afghan and nato forces was 14. hamid karzai condemned the strike. those are the headlines. world business today starts right now. good morning from cnn london. good afternoon from cnn hong kong. you re watching world business today. here are our top stories for this monday, may 30th. fifa boss is cleared and ready to run for re-election unopposed after two other executive members were suspended for alleged bribery. the euro remains under pressure as greece s bailout plan falters. it s a dream job for the man in the driving seat, a ferrari. we ll take you to the luxury car maker s italian hq. let s check on european stock markets. they ve been open now for about an