Daily Archives: July 26, 2010

A German automaker sponsoring American athletes? BMW and U.S. Olympic Committee officials see nothing contradictory about that in this global economy. The two organizations made their six-year deal official Monday at a news conference at a BMW dealership in Manhattan. … Continue reading →

Britain’s Olympic and elite sports bodies urged small businesses Monday to invest $23 million in developing athletes for the 2012 London Games. Olympics Minister Hugh Robertson said “supporting the Olympics is not just something big multinationals can do.” Sports funding … Continue reading →

Vermont & Olympic

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Paul McCartney Daughter Stella McCartney: Named Olympic Creative Director… | Gather: http://bit.ly/abdmbn via @addthis

Year-Round Coverage of Olympic Sports & Athletes | Universal Sports http://bit.ly/a8om6H

London marks the two-year countdown to the 2012 Summer Games on Tuesday by throwing open venues to star athletes, issuing a call for 70,000 volunteers and opening the first official Olympic store for sale of mascots and other souvenirs. A … Continue reading →

Britain’s Olympic and elite sports bodies urged small businesses Monday to invest $23 million in developing athletes for the 2012 London Games. Olympics Minister Hugh Robertson said “supporting the Olympics is not just something big multinationals can do.” Sports funding … Continue reading →

Britain’s Olympic and elite sports bodies urged small businesses Monday to invest $23 million in developing athletes for the 2012 London Games. Olympics Minister Hugh Robertson said “supporting the Olympics is not just something big multinationals can do.” Sports funding … Continue reading →

Britain’s Olympic and elite sports bodies urged small businesses Monday to invest $23 million in developing athletes for the 2012 London Games. Olympics Minister Hugh Robertson said “supporting the Olympics is not just something big multinationals can do.” Sports funding … Continue reading →