The ongoing antitrust battle between Live Nation Entertainment and the U.S. Department of Justice has taken a major turn. Just days after the trial began, Live Nation reached a tentative settlement with federal regulators aimed at avoiding a breakup of the company and its ticketing subsidiary Ticketmaster.
The lawsuit, originally filed in 2024 by the DOJ alongside dozens of state attorneys general, accused Live Nation of maintaining an illegal monopoly across the live concert industry by combining concert promotion, venue ownership, and ticketing under one company. Prosecutors argued the structure limited competition and…
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