REUTERS The DOJ and Live Nation did not respond to Reuters’ request for comment. Shares of the Ticketmaster-parent dropped about 6% in extended trading. The lawsuit would allege that Ticketmaste ...

The Justice Department is suing Ticketmaster and its parent company, Live Nation Entertainment, for allegedly monopolizing the live entertainment industry. The lawsuit ... for the DOJ in the ...

Ticketmaster parent company Live Nation is facing an antitrust lawsuit from ... which was amended on Monday after 10 states joined the DOJ’s lawsuit, cites internal Ticketmaster documents ...

The Politico article said the allegedly forthcoming DOJ lawsuit “claims the entertainment giant is abusing its power over the live music industry.” Live Nation and Ticketmaster are currently ...

By Bill Donahue The U.S. Department of Justice is planning to sue Live Nation over alleged violations of federal antitrust laws, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal. A lawsuit will be ...

The Justice Department and 30 states sued Live Nation and Ticketmaster alleging ... the “opposite of monopoly power.” “The DOJ's lawsuit won't solve the issues fans care about relating ...

As mentioned above, when news of the DOJ's Live Nation lawsuit broke ... all the way down to the consumer-facing fan markets. We have a monopoly that covers an entire supply chain.

The federal judge overseeing the DOJ’s monopoly lawsuit against Live Nation established a protective order this week to restrict the concert and ticketing giant’s in-house legal team from ...

Now, the ticketing company is facing a lawsuit from the Department ... and I am glad to partner with the DOJ in the bipartisan effort to break up the Live Nation/Ticketmaster monopoly.” ...

Ten more states have joined the Department of Justice‘s antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation, according to an amended complaint the DOJ filed Monday morning, marking a total of 39 states as ...

In a statement, Live Nation argues the lawsuit wouldn’t reduce prices or fees, because artists set the prices and venues keep the majority of the fees. “The DOJ suit ignores everything that is ...