The former CEO of Norwegian Cruise Line agrees to settle a breach-of-contract lawsuit against Virgin Group.
February 04, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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The former CEO of Norwegian Cruise Line agreed to drop his breach-of-contract lawsuit against the Virgin Group over a business plan for “Ultra Ships.”
Colin Veitch claimed in his March 2015 lawsuit that Virgin went back on an agreement to partner with him after he left Norwegian in 2008 on the development of two large, amenity-laden ships with higher ticket prices.
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