Switzerland
ISL FACE BANKRUPTCY AFTER JUDGE REJECTS DELAY BID
The ISMM Group ? parent company of ISL ? has failed in its bid to postpone bankruptcy proceedings.
ENIC AIMS TO SATISFY UEFA CONCERNS
ENIC, the London stock market-listed sports and leisure company, is looking to transfer its market listing from the main market to the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) so that it can comply with UEFA rules on dual ownership of clubs.
D-DAY FOR TOP EVENTS AS DISEASE SPREADS
Sporting events across Europe are under threat as fears about the foot-and-mouth outbreak in Britain spread to the continent.
SCHUMACHER HEADS SPORT?S RICH LIST
Formula One champion Michael Schumacher heads the American Forbes Magazine's list of the highest paid athletes for the year 2000 with US$59m in earnings.
2005 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP ORGANISERS UNCONCERNED BY LIVINGSTONE STANCE
Organisers of the 2005 world athletics championships said on Thursday they are not concerned that London mayor Ken Livingstone has refused to sign a contract with the International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF).
AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAND MEET TO DISCUSS EURO 2008 BID
Austrian and Swiss soccer officials will meet in Bern on March 9 to discuss a possible joint bid to host the 2008 European Championships, officials said on Tuesday.
WINTER GAMES 2002 GETS INTO GEAR WITH NEW SLOPE
Anticipation of the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City moves into high gear this week when the men's alpine skiing venue at Snowbasin makes its World Cup debut with a pair of downhills and a super-G.
SPECIAL REPORT: FIFPRO SEEKS TRANSFER LOOP-HOLE
Europe?s top soccer clubs have learnt that the player?s union FIFPro is lobbying for a controversial get out clause to player contracts under the new transfer rules to be established by the European Union.
SMALLER CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SOUGHT
The Champions League could revert to one group stage followed by knock-out rounds and the UEFA Cup might adopt a similar format as a result of a UEFA meeting in Switzerland.
UEFA AND FIFA MEET TO THRASH OUT TRANSFER PROPOSAL
World and European soccer chiefs will meet with leading clubs, the players? union and the major European leagues on Wednesday to thrash out a proposed player transfer system it can take to the European Commission.
NO DATE YET FOR EUROPEAN TRANSFER SUMMIT
There is still no date for a European summit involving the European Commission and the presidents of FIFA and UEFA aimed at helping break the deadlock over the player transfer system.
EC INVITES FIFA, UEFA TO TRANSFER "SUMMIT?
The European Commission has offered to meet the presidents of UEFA and FIFA for talks to break the deadlock over a new soccer transfer system.
BLATTER STILL CONFIDENT OVER TRANSFER TALKS
FIFA president Sepp Blatter is confident of reaching agreement over a new transfer system acceptable to the European Union, despite reports of a rift with UEFA.
GERMANS CHALLENGE FOR 2003 AMERICA?S CUP
The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron said on Thursday it had accepted the first German challenge for the America's Cup in the competition's 150 year history.
ENIC CLOSE TO EARNING THEIR SPURS
sportbusiness.com has learned this morning that ENIC is hoping to announce the company?s expected buy-out of Sir Alan Sugar?s share-holding in Tottenham Hotspur Plc.deal today.
ETU PREPARES LEGAL CHALLENGE TO BREAKAWAY NATIONS
The European Triathlon Union (ETU) says it is prepared to take legal action to recover the debts owed by the eight national triathlon federations, which last week announced the unsanctioned formation of the breakaway Triathlon Council for Europe.
AIGNER FEARS CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FAN FATIGUE
UEFA chief executive Gerhard Aigner says that the Champions League needs to be reformed to prevent fans losing interest in the tournament, according to a report in a British newspaper.
TRIATHLON UNION TO HOLD CONGRESS IN LIGHT OF BREAKAWAY THREAT
The European Triathlon Union (ETU) has announced it is to hold an extraordinary congress immediately to discuss the threatened split from the organisation by eight member nations.