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Will David Beckham's Retirement Affect His Marketing Appeal?

05 / 17 / 13

David Beckham announced his retirement from soccer on Thursday at the conclusion of Paris Saint-Germain's season later this month, but his decision “will have little impact on the marketability and profits of Beckham Inc.,” according to Roger Blitz of the FINANCIAL TIMES. Beckham’s...

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