Jul 16--PRNewswire/AsiaNetGYM DEAL: OLYMPIC FEAT... HONG KONG: In the first of Olympic deals to be announced after Beijing's successful bid for the 2008 Games, sports marketing company, TOM.COM Ltd, today said it has scored the commercial rights to organise events, advertising and marketing for the Chinese Gymnastic Association and hopes to secure the same for the Chinese Basketball Association.AUSSIE-US INVESTMENT SOFTWARE PARTNERSHIP... PORT CHESTER: Fellow financial market intelligence companies for institutional investors, Thomson Financial-owned, Nelson Information, and Rainmaker Information, will partner to market one another's research and software products in the U.S and Australia, a press release announced today.MAJOR E-COMMERCE CONTRACT WIN... AUSTIN: In a major coup for the company, Singapore's largest entreprise, SingTel, has chosen software infrastructure developer, Simplified, to enable its e-commerce strategy. Simplified's Open Services Platform would deliver new telephony services to SingTel customers, a news release said, "reducing SingTel's infrastructure costs while getting new services to customers faster."CASH INFLUX FEEDS LOAN FOR OIL COMPANY... CALGARY: Gulf Indonesia Resources Limited, the New York Stock Exchange-listed oil and gas company, today said it would repay the remaining $US 116 million of its Corridor Loan six years ahead of schedule, as high oil prices and operating income had freed up its cash flow.FINANCIAL RESULTS: DEARBORN: Global car manufacturer technology provider, Visteon Corporation, said today that its 2001 financial results would be broadcast over the Web on Friday 20 July, at www.visteon.com/earnings. (AsiaNet is a consortium of leading news agencies distributing unedited, translated press releases for worldwide clients. Contact: www.asianet.com.au for full-text versions).