Actor Jenny Radke, known professionally as Jenny Laroche, works out at the Life Time health club in New York on Oct. 4, 2022.

Life Time founder Bahram Akradi said this past weekend that construction on its long-planned southwest Las Vegas facility, across from Ikea, should be underway within the next 60 days.

Even as revenue dropped to zero during the pandemic, Life Time CEO Bahram Akradi kept the "athletic country club" concept growing. Life Time now employs 44,000 people and has become a lifeline for ...

Life Time Group (LTH) CEO Bahram Akradi said President Trump’s tariff campaign could improve the country’s trade position, but the current number of levies would be economically disastrous if ...

Bahram Akradi said Monday that he is hopeful the U.S. can use Trump’s new tariffs to negotiate rapid deals with other countries and unwind the total amount of levies floating around in global trade.

Bahram Akradi, the Founder and CEO of Life Time Group Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: LTH), recently executed a significant stock transaction, selling 5 million shares of common stock. The shares were sold at ...

Bahram Akradi, the Founder and CEO of Life Time Group Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: LTH), recently executed a significant stock transaction, selling 5 million shares of common stock.

On St. Patrick’s Day 2020, Bahram Akradi, founder, chairman, and CEO of Life Time, sat in his corner office surveying the company’s Chanhassen campus. The parking lots were empty, the adjacent ...

Bahram Akradi, the 63-year-old CEO of Life Time health clubs, says he's in such great shape that he goes toe-to-toe with 33-year-olds while working out. He revealed how he chooses his supplements.

Bahram Akradi says that he's so fit, he can challenge people half his age at the gym. "At 63, I'm competing with 33-year-olds," the CEO of Life Time told Business Insider. People who observe his daily ...

Bahram Akradi says that he's so fit, he can challenge people half his age at the gym. "At 63, I'm competing with 33-year-olds," the CEO of Life Time told Business Insider.

Bahram Akradi says that he's so fit, he can challenge people half his age at the gym. "At 63, I'm competing with 33-year-olds," the CEO of Life Time told Business Insider.