Organisers of the rearranged Tokyo Olympics announced on Wednesday that they will be introducing cost-cutting measures to save 30 billion yen ($283 million) as they plan for the Games next year. TOKYO ... ( read original story ...)
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Tokyo organisers to save over $280 million with ‘simplification’ measures
Organisers of the rearranged Tokyo Olympics announced on Wednesday that they will be introducing cost-cutting measures to save 30 billion yen ($283 million) as they plan for the Games next year. In ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Olympics organisers say will cut costs by $280m
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Tokyo Olympics: Organisers announce cost-cutting plans
Organisers of the Tokyo Olympics have announced measures to save 30bn yen (£220m) at next year's rearranged Games. More than 50 modifications were agreed, including reducing the number of non-athlete ... ( read original story ...)