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Paris 2024 organizers feel inflation pinch

Paris 2024 planning to cut costs

Looking to cut costs in a tough economy, organizers of the 2024 Paris Olympics (France) said recently that they want officials to use fewer courtesy cars and take more trips on public transport. ‘ESPN’ stated that Paris organizers want to use even fewer cars and buses than at the Tokyo Olympics... » Read more


Dalrada Tech naming rights to Morton home

Scotland Greenock Morton naming rights

The Scottish Championship club Greenock Morton (Scotland) and Morton Club Together (MCT) have recently announced an exciting new commercial partnership with Dalrada Technology UK. ‘Greenock Morton FC’ stated that this partnership, which is the largest independent one in the club’s history,... » Read more


Cambridge United buy back Abbey Stadium

Cambridge United complete purchase of Abbey Stadium

The EFL League One club Cambridge United F.C. has completed the purchase of the Abbey Stadium in Cambridge, England (UK) from Grosvenor on September 2nd. The stadium had been owned by Grosvenor Property UK since 2010. ‘Cambridge United’ further stated that there has been further equity... » Read more


Visitors take a dekko of SAP Garden

SAP Garden Munich from inside

Recently, visitors were given a glance of the SAP Garden which is presently under construction in Munich, Germany. The SAP Garden is a new multipurpose sports arena which is being built on the site of the former Olympic cycling track stadium in Munich Olympic Park owned by the Red Bull... » Read more


Nanjing 2023 athletics show postponed

China postpones Nanjing World Athletic Games

The World Athletics Council has decided to postpone the World Athletics Indoor Championships Nanjing 2023 (China), scheduled for March 17th-19th, 2023, until March 2025 (exact dates to be confirmed). ‘World Athletics’ stated that the above decision was taken with the agreement of both the... » Read more


Switzerland’s ‘Joggeli’ set for total rejig

Stadion St. Jakob-Park in Basel design revealed

The design for the St. Jakob-Park in Switzerland has been launched. The club is all set to undergo total facelift. The redevelopment is expected to see capacity at St. Jakob-Park come down from 35,600 to 33,023 seats. It is expected that the reconfiguration work will be over by December... » Read more


ASM Global-chargeFUZE to ‘charge’ up fans

ASM Global partners with ChargeFuze

Adding an unsurpassed digital touchpoint for fans in its renowned portfolio, the world’s leading producer of entertainment experiences – ASM Global (US) – has announced a long-term partnership with Fuze Technology Inc (chargeFUZE) to become the first international venue company to... » Read more


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