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March 11, 2020
From boom to bust as Chinese football faces 'bleak winter'
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Premier League suffers first postponement as Arsenal players quarantined
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Maximum Security owners cut ties with Servis over drug scandal
March 11, 2020
Henderson back on a high thanks to dazzling Epatante's champion display
March 11, 2020
Hamilton chases Schumacher as virus overshadows F1 season start
March 11, 2020
McIlroy chasing first back-to-back at Players Championship
March 11, 2020
Garcia Cortina defies Sagan in Paris-Nice sprint
TOKYO — Japan and Olympic organizers are at pains to insist this summer's Games in Tokyo are on, despite the new coronavirus outbreak, but what would a cancelation cost the world's third-biggest economic powerhouse?With a dearth of reliable figures, opinions vary, yet experts all agree on one point: Games or no, the main risk to the Japanese economy this year is a prolonged global coronavirus epidemic.What has the Games cost Japan?At the end of 2019, organizers estimated the total cost of the Games at around 1.35 trillion yen ($12.6 billion).That is divided between the city of Tokyo, which is paying 597 billion yen, the Japanese organizing committee, which contributes 603 billion yen and the central government, which is paying 150 billion yen.But the actual costs for the country...
March 11, 2020
What would an Olympics cancelation cost Japan?
March 11, 2020
Disinfection chambers, eating alone: China's virus-hit Olympic training
March 11, 2020
Russia in World Athletics' spotlight just months from Tokyo Olympics
