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Live Nation declared illegal monopoly
While the ruling is a significant victory for consumer advocates, experts warn that ticket prices may not drop immediately as the court determines specific remedies and fines.
Live Nation has already signaled its intent to fight the verdict, claiming it is not the final word on the matter.
The case has sparked intense debate over the future of the live entertainment industry and whether the company should be broken up.
The outcome could eventually impact international markets, including Canada, where similar concerns about market dominance have been raised.
Live Nation
American live-events company based in Beverly Hills, California
American live-events company based in Beverly Hills, California
Ticketmaster
American ticket sales and distribution company
American ticket sales and distribution company
Department of Justice of Hong Kong
Department of the Hong Kong Government
Department of the Hong Kong Government
Rob Bonta
Attorney General of California since 2021
Attorney General of California since 2021