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We are a group of #MScBloggers studying Management at Queen's University Belfast.


We are launching this blog to provide insight into all things Olympics and Finance. We aim to provide information on the financial side of the Olympics, which we hope you will find interesting, topical and learn something along the way. Happy reading!










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