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The secondary ticketing market is worth $15 billion. How long will fans have to pay?

Author: Derek Beres / Source: Big Think The secondary ticketing market is predicted to grow to $15.19 billion next year. Artists, athletes, management, and venues see none of this revenue—it all goes to scalpers and ticketing agencies. Some companies are likely in breach of anti-trust laws,

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6 л.

Supreme Court Sides With American Express on Merchant Fees

Author: Adam Liptak / Source: New York Times WASHINGTON — American Express did not violate the antitrust laws by insisting in its contracts with merchants that they do nothing to encourage patrons to use other cards, the Supreme Court ruled on Monday. The decision has implications not only for

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Sprint and T-Mobile Try Again, but Antitrust Hurdles Remain the Same

Author: Andrew Ross Sorkin / Source: New York Times Several years ago, Sprint’s largest shareholder, SoftBank, quietly approached two of the nation’s top regulators with a question: If Sprint were to merge with T-Mobile, would the government approve it? The answer was an emphatic no. “The idea

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