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Dubai World Confirms Infinity World Lawsuit
Dubai World on MOnday confirmed its subsidiary Infinity World filed a lawsuit against its partner the MGM hotel and casino operator. Infinity World is a joint venture with MGM in the development of the CityCenter project in Las Vegas. Infinity World alleges in its lawsuit recent submissions to the US regulatro made by MGM filed breach the CityCenter joint venture agreement and puts the project at risk. MGM said in its SEC filings “there is substantial doubt about our ability to continue as a going concern”.
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Ferrymead Heritage Park
Christchurch, New Zealand
Enter the world of early Edwardian history in Ferrymead Heritage Park. The entire township is preserved in this early lifestyle with schools, churches, cottages, trams and buggies, which makes the heritage park full of entertainment and education. Learn the early ways of living and enjoy the tram ride around this recreated settlement. The gift shop in Ferrymead holds various collectables and s...
Museo Arqueologico Nacional
Madrid, Spain
Another historical feast for the visitors that unfolds pieces from the royal collection belonging to prehistoric times, Ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome and Mudejar Spain. As of the year 2008, the building is under reconstruction hence only highlights from the collection are being shown. Calle Serrano 13, Salamanca Fax: +34 91 431 6840 Tel: +34 91 577 7912 Timings: ...
Omani Museum
Muscat, Oman
This museum is delightful, more so because of the spectacular view that it affords of the surrounding city and sea. Omani architecture and other relics are showcased here. The exhibits include stone jewelry, stone farming tools, stone tombs and soapstone, some of which date back to pre-historic times. Timings: Saturday- Wednesday 9:30am – 1:30pm; Thursday 9:30am – 12:30pm, closed Friday Ad...
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