TOKYO (Reuters) — Organizers of the Tokyo Olympics will spend $900 million on measures to stop the spread of the coronavirus at next year's Games, they said on Tuesday, as they unveiled their latest budget for the delayed tournament. The organizers repeated their projection that the total cost of the postponement, including the COVID-19 countermeasures, would come to about $2.8 billion, bringing the entire cost of holding the Games to about $15.4 billion. "We want to build the best possible system by continuing to interact with the relevant organizations of doctors and nurses," Tokyo Olympi...