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- 1SWISS to roll out Starlink Wi-Fi across fleet by 2029▼SWISS to equip fleet with Starlink high-speed internet by 2029
Swiss International Air Lines will fit its entire fleet with SpaceX's Starlink high-speed internet by 2029, according to Swissinfo. The deal means passengers on SWISS flights should get fast, gate-to-gate broadband in the coming years. It follows a broader aviation trend of airlines partnering with satellite providers to upgrade onboard connectivity, and travelers are weighing what free or faster Wi-Fi could mean for the in-flight experience.
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Frosinone Calcio have published a medical report on player Raimondo, while attention in Italy turns to coach Silvio Baldini and his possible involvement with the club. Baldini, a veteran Serie B coach, is being discussed in connection with Frosinone's bench as the club manages squad fitness issues.
- 3Peloton boss admits he's 'bad' on a bike as he leads turnaround●I’m riding to Peloton’s rescue, says the boss who’s ‘bad’ on a bike
Peloton's chief executive says he is personally 'bad' on a bike as he takes on the job of reviving the struggling connected-fitness company. His self-deprecating admission comes as he tries to steady the brand after years of falling demand, layoffs and financial losses, promising to put the exercise pioneer back on a path to growth.
- 4Lauries, Foley, Colangelo Bid for NBA Expansion Team in Las Vegas▼Lauries, Foley, Colangelo Vie For NBA Expansion Team in Las Vegas, But What About Caesars and New Owner, Tilman Fertitta?
A group including members of the Laurie family, brand executive Mark Foley, and basketball executive Bryan Colangelo is pursuing an NBA expansion franchise in Las Vegas. The bid raises questions about how it fits with Caesars Entertainment and Tilman Fertitta, the Rockets owner who recently acquired a stake connected to the city's sports landscape. Las Vegas remains a leading candidate for NBA expansion as the league weighs adding teams.
- 5New York museum exhibition explores dolls and fashion●A new exhibition at the Museum at FIT in New York City showcases more than 170 objects that trace the often-unexpected r
The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City has opened a new exhibition featuring more than 170 objects that trace the often-unexpected relationship between dolls and fashion. The show examines how dolls have reflected and influenced style history, drawing interest from fashion and history enthusiasts.
- 6Hyrox brings gym racing and community to Japan●Hyrox turns gym training into competition and community in Japan
Hyrox, the fitness race format that combines running with functional gym stations, is gaining a foothold in Japan, turning everyday gym training into a competitive event with a strong community element. Participants of varying abilities take part, and the format is credited with building motivation and social connection among Japanese fitness enthusiasts as the sport expands internationally.
- 7University of Oregon Fashion Club Hosts Clothing Sale▼Back in Style: UO Fashion Club Hosts Clothing Sale Event
The University of Oregon's Fashion Club held a clothing sale event, which was covered by the campus paper, the Daily Emerald. The sale gave students a chance to buy secondhand or discounted clothing while connecting with others interested in fashion on campus. The event fits into a wider interest among students in sustainable, budget-friendly shopping and campus fashion communities.
- 8Fitness Connection to Open New Facility at CityNorth Industrial Park▼FITNESS CONNECTION ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR NEW FACILITY AS PART OF CITYNORTH INDUSTRIAL PARK DEVELOPMENT
Fitness Connection has announced plans for a new facility as part of the CityNorth industrial park development. The gym chain says the location will expand its footprint in the area, though details on size, opening date, amenities and investment were not provided in the initial announcement. Further information is expected as the development progresses.
- 9Food as Medicine and Digital Health Emerge as New Healthcare Compliance Frontier▼Food as Medicine, Digital Health, and Medical Devices: The Next Frontier in Healthcare Compliance
A new legal analysis argues that regulators and companies must now navigate compliance challenges across food-as-medicine programmes, digital health tools and medical devices together, rather than separately. The piece highlights how nutrition-based interventions, apps and connected devices increasingly blur traditional boundaries between food, wellness and regulated healthcare, raising enforcement and oversight questions for providers, manufacturers and payers as these converging products expand.
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Fitness operators are being urged to consider taking their communities on the road, building events and travel-based experiences around member groups rather than confining engagement to the gym floor. According to Athletech News, mobile or destination-based formats can strengthen retention and create new revenue streams, as gyms and studios look for fresh ways to keep members connected beyond traditional facilities.
- 11Flutter Fest 5K to Fund Mental Health Scholarship in Southern Maryland▼Flutter Fest 5K To Help Build Mental Health And Wellness Scholarship Fund In Southern Maryland
A Flutter Fest 5K run is being organized in Southern Maryland to raise money for a mental health and wellness scholarship fund. Proceeds from the event will support scholarships aimed at promoting mental health awareness and wellness in the local community. Details on the date, location, and registration have drawn interest from area residents.
- 12Four book-to-movie adaptations to enjoy this fall▼4 book-to-movie adaptations to cozy up to this fall
The Daily Illini recommends four book-to-movie adaptations for cozy autumn viewing. The piece highlights films based on well-known books that suit the fall season, offering readers a mix of comfort viewing and literary connection. It fits a wider seasonal trend of recommendations encouraging audiences to revisit beloved adaptations as the weather cools.
- 13Factor Teams Up with Fitness Instructor Matt Wilpers for HYROX●Factor, the Official Prepared Meal Partner of HYROX North America, Announces Collaboration with Fitness Instructor Matt Wilpers
Factor, the official prepared meal partner of HYROX North America, has announced a new collaboration with fitness instructor Matt Wilpers. The partnership will connect the meal delivery brand with Wilpers' audience of endurance and hybrid athletes, pairing nutrition with the fast-growing HYROX racing series. Details of specific programming, content or product tie-ins have not yet been outlined in the announcement.
- 14Fitness Equipment Market Set to Grow Through 2035▼Health and Fitness Equipment Market Forecast to 2035: Digital Integration and Home Workouts Drive Expansion
A new market forecast projects steady expansion of the global health and fitness equipment market through 2035. Growth is expected to be driven by digital integration, such as connected machines and app-linked workouts, and by continued demand for home exercise equipment following the shift to working out at home. Analysts point to rising health awareness and technology adoption as key factors shaping the market's outlook over the next decade.