NEWS IN BRIEF: Speedo signs deal
31 Jan 2002
Speedo has signed a deal to become the official tracksuit and leisurewear supplier to the Scotland Commonwealth Games team. The overall team sponsorship is held by Bank of Scotland.
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LONDON - Fallon has won the pan-European account for the Speedo swimwear brand, estimated to be worth 4 million.
Speedo has signed a deal to become the official tracksuit and leisurewear supplier to the Scotland Commonwealth Games team. The overall team sponsorship is held by Bank of Scotland.
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