The DOJ has accused the live-entertainment giant of wielding outsized control over the industry, but the company’s lawyers claim it “did not have monopoly power” during opening statements

Ticketmaster's parent company has avoided a potential breakup after reaching a settlement with the Justice Department in one of the most closely watched antitrust cases in decades. Live Nation and federal regulators reached the agreement on Monday,

Ticketmaster has reached a $280 million settlement with the Justice Department to resolve a high-profile antitrust case. The settlement allows Ticketmaster to remain with its parent company, Live Nation,

The Guardian reported that Ticketmaster collects an average of $7.58 per ticket sold at major venues. According to an analysis cited by Jonathan Hatch, a New York attorney, fans in the states seeking damages may have overpaid between $1.56 and $1.72 per ticket.

John Abbamondi, former CEO of the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, said his venue paid dearly for dropping Ticketmaster for SeatGeek.

A U.S. Justice Department lawyer said Ticketmaster and Live Nation Entertainment monopolized the market, but the companies say the government is wrong.

A Justice Department lawyer has told a New York jury at the start of an antitrust trial that the concert ticket industry is broken because Ticketmaster and its parent company Live Nation Entertainment have monopolized the market,

A former Barclays Center executive took the stand as the first witness in a federal antitrust trial challenging Live Nation Entertainment’s market power, telling jurors he believes the Brooklyn arena lost out on concerts after ending its ticketing ...

Jim Cramer made a pointed claim on air as Live Nation’s stock surged on news of a tentative DOJ antitrust settlement: “It’s not like when you go to a Taylor Swift concert, if it weren’t for Ticketmaster,