London pins Olympic hopes on Westfield
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02-Sep-2008 1 related
        

OLYMPICS officials in London have pinned their hopes on Australian shopping centre giant Westfield overcoming tough economic times to deliver the main gateway to the 2012 Games. Westfield (ASX: WDC) has begun work on a £1.5 billion ($3.18 billion) complex of shops, offices and hotels which will act as the main entrance for thousands of spectators to the Olympic Park at Stratford in east London, the main centre... [read full story]                    

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