Live Nation appointed Richard Grenell, the interim executive director at the Kennedy Center, to its board on Tuesday.

opens new tab this week offered a glimpse at the legal battle ahead, which comes more than a decade after the Justice Department agreed to allow Live Nation to merge with Ticketmaster. Live Nation ...

We’re not seeing any demand issues.” On top of the consumer spending risks, Live Nation still faces legal headwinds. Last year, the Justice Department sued the company for alleged ...

Ct., Los Angeles Co.). January: Federal judge in California denies Live Nation’s motion to pause a private action given the company was already litigating antitrust issues with the DOJ and state ...

Thursday's legal ... Live Nation called the lawsuit a possible "PR win for the DOJ in the short term," but said the entertainment company would prevail in court. The lawsuit "won't solve the ...

In a statement, Live Nation said it will defeat the states and the U.S. DOJ in court. “The DOJ’s lawsuit won’t solve the issues fans care about relating to ticket prices, service fees ...

The headquarters of Live Nation is seen at left ... Those practices, the suit claimed, exposed the company to legal risks, including a Justice Department investigation following Taylor Swift's ...

SALEM, Ore. (KATU) — Attorney General Dan Rayfield announced a significant legal victory in the ongoing multi-state lawsuit against Live Nation and its subsidiary, Ticketmaster. A judge in the ...

Durbin's concerns regarding Live Nation and Ticketmaster ... American Antitrust Institute Legal Advocacy Vice President Kathleen Bradesh offered testimony on antitrust issues related to the ...

Live Nation's “flywheel” business model fueled its rise to become the most powerful company in live music. But that strategy could become its downfall after the Department of Justice sued the ...

Some amount to a crackdown on Ticketmaster. Others, supported by Live Nation, are pitched as fighting issues like ticket scalping — as consumer groups, as well as online resellers, say they ...