TRANSIT AGENCY SEEKS OTHER BIDS ON WEST SIDE SITE

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By opening up the West Side railyards for bidding, the New York City Metropolitan Transportation Authority threw a wrench in Michael Bloomberg's plans to build a stadium for the Jets that could also be used for an Olympic bid.

United States, Strategy & planning, Cable Television Systems, Cable Networks, Cable and other pay TV services, New York, Planning, Cable television broadcasting industry, Economic policy, New York, New York, Stadiums, Company business planning, New York Jets, New York. Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Cablevision Industries Corp.

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Olympics Bill Does the High Jump, Leaving Some Greeks Low

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Greece reports that the the Summer Olympics might cost much more than initially predicted, with long-term implications for the nation's economy.

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For Greece, Olympics Leave Pride, Relief and a Huge Bill

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As the Olympic Games end, organizers attempt to estimate Greece's costs and benefits of staging such a massive event.

Economic aspects, Political aspects, 2004 AD

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