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Justice Department Preparing to Sue Live Nation

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Tom Dotan
· · Source: The Wall Street Journal

Live Nation, the live event giant, is facing potential legal action by the DOJ for its ticketing practices, according to this story from the Wall Street Journal. The Justice Department is preparing a case that the company, which both manages live events and sell tickets, has been raising ticket prices that violates the terms of its 2010 settlement with the government. In 2009, Live Nation merged...

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