Money: statistics and facts

Money: statistics and facts

Money in numbers: 11 reports covering World Cup (4 reports), Apple (2 reports) and FIFA (2 reports), each with its sources and charts.

A few of the headline figures: $110M (2023 Prize Pool), $416B (Apple 2025), $3.40B (2022 Spending (Record)) and $107.8T (Broad Money, Top 5 Economies).

The latest revisions cover Womens World Cup Prize Money Is Up 19x. Will 2027 Hit $655M? and Apple vs Google vs Microsoft: Who Makes the Most Money?. Every report names its primary source, and its charts and tables can be downloaded and reused for free. The list grows on its own when a new report is published; it last changed on Oct 18, 2026.

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$110M2023 Prize PoolWomens World Cup Prize Money Is Up 19x. Will 2027 Hit $655M?$50MSpain, 2026 ChampionWorld Cup Winners Prize Money Hit $50M as Spain Won 2026$440MTotal Prize Pool - $40M Up From Russia 2018FIFA World Cup 2022 Prize Money Distribution – $440M Total, $42M for Argentina$416BApple 2025Apple vs Google vs Microsoft: Who Makes the Most Money?

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Womens World Cup 2023 Prize Money per Team, $2.25M to $10.5MWomens World Cup 2023 Prize Money per Team, $2.25M to $10.5M$110M Team Prize FundRead report →Where Does Apple Make Its Money? Revenue by Region ExplainedWhere Does Apple Make Its Money? Revenue by Region Explained$178B Americas FY2025 (Leader)Read report →FIFA Total Expenses 2015-2026: Where the Money GoesFIFA Total Expenses 2015-2026: Where the Money Goes$3.40B 2022 Spending (Record)Read report →

World Cup

4 reports

Apple

2 reports

FIFA

2 reports

More statistics

3 reports

Every report is free to read, with its sources, charts and data download.