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Trump Intervened in DOJ's Live Nation Antitrust Case
09/25/2026 · California edition
Why it matters locally: Given California's significant role in the entertainment industry and its large population of concert-goers, the outcome of antitrust cases involving major players like Live Nation could have notable implications for ticket prices and venue availability within the state.
Washington D.C. — Former President Donald Trump reportedly urged senior Department of Justice officials to settle an antitrust case against Live Nation just days before it was scheduled for trial. The Wall Street Journal's investigation reported these details. The Department of Justice had spent more than ten years building the case. Prosecutors accused Live Nation of dominating the live event industry. They alleged the company thwarted competition and kept ticket prices high through its business practices. Ali Rogin discussed these findings with Rebecca Ballhaus, who reported on the investigation.
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