* Twitter working with businesses ahead of events in Brazil * World spotlight expected to attract investments to Brazil * Brazil engaging on paid tweets faster than other markets By Esteban Israel SAO PAULO, May 10 (Reuters) - While Brazil struggles to finish its stadiums in time for the 2014 World Cup, Twitter is already working to cash in on what the U.S. company's head of revenue, Adam Bain ...
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