Bridgestone becomes official sponsor of Olympic Games through 2024

TOKYO, Japan - Bridgestone Corp. Chief Executive Officer Masaaki Tsuya (L) shakes hands with International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach at a press conference in Tokyo on June 13, 2014. The world's largest tire maker concluded a deal with the IOC the same day, becoming one of the top sponsors of the Olympic Games through 2024 including the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

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