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Las Vegas's minor league teams confirm city's place as major league sports town
The city of Las Vegas is not immediately recognizable for its reputation as a sports hub. Bob Williams looks at how it is transitioning "from the entertainment capital of the world to the sports and entertainment capital of the world".
NFL stadium designers look to social media, youth to guide next wave of new facilities
Stadium designers are increasingly turning toward psychological and anthropological research to guide the development the next generation of NFL facilities and create comfortable, as well as Instagram-able, venues. Randy Williams reports.
Port Adelaide and AFL helping to drive closer cultural and economic ties between Australia and China
The Australian Football League's push into China has had symbiotic benefits for all parties that goes beyond sports. SportBusiness takes a closer look at the deals that have ensued so far, and how they've worked out.
'I am working on the Davis Cup 24/7. It is the project of my life' – Gerard Piqué
The first incarnation of the revamped Davis Cup finals is just two months away and Gerard Piqué, the president and founder of sports and media investment group Kosmos Holding, remains bullish that his plans to revive the historic men's team tennis tournament …
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Leadership: Andrew Shelley, World Squash Federation
After the bitter disappointment of missing out on a place in the line up of Olympic sports, Shelley tells SportBusiness that squash is digging deep to ensure it has a lot to offer next time around.
The Leader | Alex Gough, Professional Squash Association
Olympic inclusion remains elusive, but squash is thriving, according to Professional Squash Association chief executive Alex Gough, writing exclusively for SportBusiness International.
PSA restructures tour circuit, strengthens WSF ties
The Professional Squash Association (PSA) has revealed details of its new tour structure and also announced a joint tour with the World Squash Federation (WSF) as part of the two bodies’ recently-signed Memorandum of Understanding.
Squash embarks on tech drive to aid Olympic ambitions
Squash is to launch a new statistical tracking system as part of plans to further boost its chances of inclusion at a future edition of the summer Olympic Games.
Weber Shandwick to aid squash’s push for Olympic status
The World Squash Federation (WSF) and the Professional Squash Association (PSA) have appointed global communications and engagement firm Weber Shandwick to support the sport’s bid to be added to the programme for the Paris 2024 summer Olympic Games.
Professional Squash Association to trial new format
The Professional Squash Association (PSA) is to trial a new best-of-three format during next year’s Canary Wharf Classic event.
Las Vegas’s minor league teams confirm city’s place as major league sports town
The city of Las Vegas is not immediately recognizable for its reputation as a sports hub. Bob Williams looks at how it is transitioning "from the entertainment capital of the world to the sports and entertainment capital of the world".
NFL stadium designers look to social media, youth to guide next wave of new facilities
Stadium designers are increasingly turning toward psychological and anthropological research to guide the development the next generation of NFL facilities and create comfortable, as well as Instagram-able, venues. Randy Williams reports.
Port Adelaide and AFL helping to drive closer cultural and economic ties between Australia and China
The Australian Football League's push into China has had symbiotic benefits for all parties that goes beyond sports. SportBusiness takes a closer look at the deals that have ensued so far, and how they've worked out.
“I am working on the Davis Cup 24/7. It is the project of my life” – Gerard Piqué
The first incarnation of the revamped Davis Cup finals is just two months away and Gerard Piqué, the president and founder of sports and media investment group Kosmos Holding, remains bullish that his plans to revive the historic men's team tennis tournament will prove a huge success. Story by Bob Williams.