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  • The top five cybersecurity threats facing the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and how they could disrupt events, halt broadcasts and expose sensitive data

    July 23, 2021

    The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, which officially begins today, isn’t going to look anything like the Olympic Games that have gone before it.  Since no spectators are permitted at the live sports, this is likely to be one of the most streamed events of the year, with millions of people watching from home.  It isn’t [...]

  • 10 Team GB medal hopes for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, including Dina Asher-Smith, Adam Peaty, Katarina Johnson-Thompson and Sky Brown

    July 23, 2021

    Team GB head into the Tokyo 2020 Olympics somewhat in limbo. Having won a record 67 medals, including 27 golds, at Rio 2016, it seems they might be more difficult to come by over the next few weeks. Stars of past Games Mo Farah, Nicola Adams and Alistair Brownlee, who won four golds between them [...]

  • Tokyo 2020: What Covid-19, no fans and public opposition mean for sponsors and the International Olympic Committee

    July 22, 2021

    The 60,000 seats of Japan’s national stadium, built for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, are coloured in muted shades of green, brown, beige and grey. Architect Kengo Kuma chose those tones to fit his vision of the stadium, which he wanted to look as natural and organic as possible. Timber is the most visible material and [...]

  • Daley Thompson interview: Double Olympic champion on why the world needs Tokyo 2020 to happen and why he’d be happily compete with Covid restrictions

    July 2, 2021

    Daley Thompson chuckles as he remembers the contrasting backdrops to his two Olympic gold medals. “The first time I won was in Moscow. It was pretty dull and dreary, the weather wasn’t great and the place didn’t seem to hold a lot of joy,” Thompson tells Morning Wire “The next one was in Los Angeles [...]

  • Russian boss of Gazprom-backed boxing body AIBA turns to man who lifted lid on Russian state-sponsored doping to lead corruption probes

    June 17, 2021

    Richard McLaren, the Canadian law professor and sports investigator, is best known for exposing Russia for state-sponsored doping. So eyebrows were raised this week when it emerged that McLaren had been hired by one of Russia’s most powerful sports administrators. Umar Kremlev has called on McLaren Global Sports Solutions as part of his bid to [...]

  • Russia on cyber offensive to sabotage Olympic Games in Tokyo

    October 19, 2020

    Dominic Raab today said there have already been attempts by Russian military intelligence to disrupt the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo with malicious cyberattacks.

  • You’re not the boss of me: Dissecting the aggressive trademark tactics of Hugo Boss

    March 16, 2020

    One of the most critical assets of every company is its brand. In fact, it is so important that the brand value of a company can be greater than its stock market valuation.  Since the late nineties, an increasing number of successful companies have been “brand-led” — the concept that the character of the company [...]

  • How to tackle stress like an Olympic athlete

    October 9, 2019

    C-suite stress is the hidden ticking time bomb of business. With markets set to become even more volatile, the psychological impact on the leaders of Britain’s biggest firms cannot be underestimated.  Just as we expect athletes to perform under stress, chief executives will be required to make critical decisions in the face of extreme pressure.  [...]

  • West Ham’s Olympic Stadium bargain is another example of the public sector’s poor planning hitting the taxpayer

    August 7, 2015

    If it wasn’t so costly, it would almost be funny.   One, a prototypical English big man up front with a tendency to not be nearly as good in the air as he should be. The second, a £700m gleaming structure in the heart of the new jewel of East London, Queen Elizabeth Park.   [...]

  • Beijing beats Almaty bid to host 2022 Winter Olympics – despite lack of snow

    July 31, 2015

    Beijing will become the first city to host both the summer and winter Olympic Games, after beating a bid from Kazakhstan's Almaty to the right to host the 2022 Winter Olympics. Read more: Almost no-one is interested in hosting the 2022 Winter Olympics A small majority of the 84 voting members of the International Olympic [...]

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