Live Nation says forcing it to sell Ticketmaster would not be ‘legally permissible,’ and 3 other things we learned on the company’s latest earnings call
Music Business Worldwide - 2024-05-07T14:04:00.000Z

Live Nation's businesses would do very well as standalone companies, CEO Michael Rapino says, but that's not the strategy Source Read this story

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