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Athens unveils £50m Olympics deal

Olympics organisers and a Greek bank have agreed a $72m (£50m) sponsorship deal, one of the largest for the 2004 Games.

Athens unveils £50m Olympics deal

Fri, 09 Feb, 2001 - 06:14

Olympics organisers and a Greek bank have agreed a $72m (£50m) sponsorship deal, one of the largest for the 2004 Games.

Alpha Bank outbid four other banks for the right to use the Athens 2004 logo and take part in other programmes.

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