The International Olympic Committee (IOC) sponsor Airbnb is rebounding strongly from a COVID-blighted 2020, as travel picks up again in some regions of the world.

Finding athletes who embody both meanings of the word "champion" was high on Panasonic North America's list of priorities when choosing ambassadors for is Tokyo 2020 campaign.

The International Olympic Committee has been accused of showing "cold indifference to genocide" at a Congressional Executive Committee on China (CECC) hearing which today grilled United States-based Olympic sponsors.

Samsung has said it will air Olympic-themed commercials on Japanese television as planned during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games which open tomorrow.

Up to 500 athletes a year will receive $2,000 (£1400/€1600) in promotional credit with The Olympic Partner (TOP) member Airbnb in new scheme to support travel, accommodation and training.

Business remains good at Procter & Gamble, the giant American household products company that is a worldwide sponsor of the International Olympic Committee (IOC).

In business, as in sport, sometimes it never rains but it pours, and in logging on to the Financial Times, website earlier this week, eyes were drawn to a headline proclaiming, "Chinese courier sets fire to himself in protest over unpaid Alibaba wages".

Worldwide Olympic sponsor Samsung has released a spoof advert for its "new fragrance", featuring British gymnast Max Whitlock, in a bid to promote a washing machine.

Coca-Cola, the drinks group that is the Olympic Movement’s oldest sponsor, is to cut thousands of jobs as part of a restructuring that will reduce operating units from 17 to nine.

Alibaba has said that its core Chinese commerce business has bounced back to pre-COVID-19 levels, as the International Olympic Committee (IOC) worldwide sponsor continues to pull through the coronavirus crisis in good fettle.

South Korea’s Samsung has published new financial figures putting it firmly in the camp of those Olympic sponsors which are demonstrating resilience in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Intel, the California-based manufacturer of computer chips, has underlined that COVID-19 has not weighed on the businesses of all worldwide International Olympic Committee (IOC) sponsors, by posting exceptionally strong financial figures for the three months to late June.

Worldwide International Olympic Committee (IOC) sponsor Dow has announced plans for a workforce reduction programme after the COVID-19 pandemic "dramatically impacted" the giant chemicals company’s second-quarter financial results.

International Olympic Committee (IOC) worldwide sponsor Alibaba Group appears to be weathering the COVID-19 crisis in a satisfactory manner.