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In the latest legal battle between Australian franchise chain Body Fit Training (BFT) and US-based F45 Training, a federal district court in Delaware, US, has ... More

Body Fit Training (BFT), the Australian fitness franchise, has successfully defended a court action brought by F45 in the Australian Federal Court. The lawsuit between ... More

Resort and casino operator, Genting, will open the doors to its long-awaited SkyWorlds theme park in Malaysia during 2021. First announced in 2013 and initially ... More

Two functional fitness franchises are continuing their legal battle over a dispute relating to patents. In August, Body Fit Training (BFT) filed a lawsuit in ... More

Health clubs and gyms in Catalonia have reopened their doors once for a second time, following a successful legal battle against the local government. Gyms ... More

Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava has told CLADglobal how he wants to use technology and advanced engineering “to push the limits of expression.” “From day one, ... More

Hotelier Adrian Zecha, who founded luxury hotel brand Aman, has opened a new hotel in Luang Prabang, Laos, described as “the first chapter of a ... More

George Lucas’s long-held dream to build a museum celebrating the art of storytelling may finally come to fruition, with the Hollywood director closing in on ... More

Hong Kong-based global conglomerate Chow Tai Fook Enterprises Limited (CTFE) – parent company of Rosewood Hotel Group – has bought the troubled US$3.5bn Bahamian mega-resort ... More

The giant Baha Mar resort complex slated for the Bahamas will resume construction in September, following a new agreement with the Bahamian government and the ... More

The Lucas Museum saga continues to rumble on after a judge ruled in favour of legal action taken by Friends of the Parks, meaning its ... More

The religious group building a controversial US$120m (€110m, £84m) Old Testament theme park in Kentucky, US, has won a legal battle over the state’s decision ... More

A federal judge has put a stop to plans for further development on the proposed site of the George Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, following ... More

Originally scheduled to open in December of this year, the US$3.5 billion (€2.7bn, £2.2bn) Baha Mar resort complex in the Bahamas has delayed its debut ... More

A new aquarium is being set up at Moscow’s VDNKh exhibition centre as part of a large-scale redevelopment and will include orcas, despite ongoing controversy ... More

Leicester's £4m Richard III visitor centre has been given an official opening date of 26 July. Ahead of the big day, developers are converting a ... More

An application to list Bristol Rovers stadium in Horfield as a war memorial has been rejected by English Heritage. The club is planning to sell ... More

The world's first museum about the Tiananmen Square massacre is set to open in Hong Kong this week. Commemorating the pro-democracy protesters killed in Beijing ... More

An operating company is being sought for a £10m ($16.8m, €12.2m) heritage theme park in the UK which will bring together a collection of historic ... More

Donald Trump has purchased a five-star golf resort on the west coast of Ireland for a reported €15m ($20.6m, £12.4m), thought to be well below ... More

US-based New England Sports Ventures (NESV) has concluded its protracted takeover of Liverpool Football Club (LFC) in a deal worth £300m. NESV completed the purchase ... More

Bath and North East Somerset Council (BANES) has revealed that it made a return of less than £7m from the Bath Spa scheme, following the ... More

Fast food chain McDonald's has lost an eight-year trademark battle against a Malaysian curry restaurant called McCurry. The company had claimed that use of the ... More

Weymouth and Portland Borough Council (WPBC) has been successful in its legal battle with a developer that failed to start work on the multi-million pound ... More

Rank Group, the gaming firm that operates Mecca Bingo and Grosvenor casinos, has won a legal battle with Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC). The ... More