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Business & The Beijing Olympics

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Kodak CEO Antonio Perez on Olympic sponsorship

Kodak CEO Antonio Perez talks with senior editor Diane Brady about the company's prospects, morale, and stock price - and why this is the last time it will ever sponsor the Olympics.

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Learning from the Olympics

From GE to Nestlé to watchmaker Omega, companies use the Games to test-drive new ideas—and strut their stuff

Slide Show: Olympic Innovation

Equipment and apparel fit for Olympic athletes—and their mere mortal counterparts

Slide Show: Olympic Architecture

Innovative buildings open their doors in Beijing

Olympics Security Is No Game

U.S. companies are supplying high-tech surveillance gear to the Beijing Olympics. The concern is how it might be used after the Games

Nike's Radical New Olympic Riding Boot

It's not yet clear how tradition-bound equestrians—or Olympic judges—will view the iconoclastic footwear

3.5 Million Meals In 16 Days

For Philadelphia food-services giant Aramark, the Beijing Games are the ultimate logistical challenge

Are Olympics Sponsorships Worth It?

For some, not anymore. High-profile Beijing Olympics sponsors Kodak and Lenovo are pulling the plug on future Games

Beijing's Plan to Fight Olympic Traffic

The Games will be a test for Beijing's fudong che, or "floating car" program, which uses taxi GPS data to give drivers the fastest routes

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Olympic Innovation

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Olympic Architecture