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Sunday November 8, 2009 Money cut but HSBC extends Women�s Champions backing SHANGHAI: HSBC has extended its sponsorship of the Women�s Cham�pions tournament in Singapore until 2012 but the prize money will be cut from US$2mil to US$1.3mil for next year�s LPGA event. The prize pot will, however,...
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- News Source: The Star | 12 days agoSunday November 8, 2009 Money cut but HSBC extends Women�s Champions backing SHANGHAI: HSBC has extended its sponsorship of the Women�s Cham�pions tournament in Singapore until 2012 but the prize money will be cut from US$2mil to US$1.3mil for...
- News Source: Channel NewsAsia | 12 days agoWomen's Champions tournament for the next three years, but prize money would be slashed. The tournament regularly attracts the world's top 10 players but as the global downturn bites, the prize purse will be reduced in 2010 by US$700,000 to US$1.3...
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- Blog Source: www.moneyanecdote.co.ukHSBC has extended its sponsorship of the Women's Champions tournament in Singapore until 2012 but the prize money will be cut from $2 million to $1.3 million for next year's LPGA event. See the rest here: Golf-Prize money cut but HSBC ...
- Blog Source: www.singaporestocks.com.sgGlobal banking giant HSBC said it was renewing its sponsorship of the Women's Champions tournament for the next three years, but prize money would be.
- Blog Source: www.moneyanecdote.co.ukHSBC has extended its sponsorship of the Women's Champions tournament in Singapore until 2012 but the prize money will be cut from $2 million to $1.3 million for next year's LPGA event. Here is the original post: ...
- Blog Source: www.pgasportsdaily.comHSBC has extended itssponsorship of the Womens Champions tournament in Singaporeuntil 2012 but the prize money will be cut from $2 million to$1.3 million for next years LPGA event.
- Blog Source: www.lpga.comHSBC Women's Champions winners from the previous two (2) years;. Two Sponsor Invitations. Filling the Field. Highest ranked players from the 2009 LPGA Official Money List to bring the number of players in the field to a total of sixty ...
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