Olympics: Tokyo 2020 bid CEO denies knowledge of suspect $2.8m contract

Undated photo shows Masato Mizuno, the CEO of Tokyo's bid to host the 2020 Olympics. Amid bribery allegations, Mizuno insisted on May 19, 2016 that he knew nothing of a suspect $2.8 million payment to Singaporean consulting firm Black Tidings in the months immediately before and after Tokyo's victory. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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