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US Justice Department to Sue Ticketmaster Parent Live Nation Over Alleged Antitrust Violations

Justice Department to Sue Ticketmaster Parent Live Nation Over Alleged Antitrust Violations

The US Department of Justice and several states are reportedly set to file an antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation, the owner of Ticketmaster, as early as Thursday.


West Bromwich Albion Employee Suspended, Under Investigation Over Racism Allegations

Allegations of racism prompted the West Bromwich Albion Football Club to suspend one employee and initiate an inquiry

'Britain’s Bill Gates' Mike Lynch Accused of Duping Hewlett Packard Into Buying His Firm for $11B to Testify in US Fraud Trial

British tech tycoon Mike Lynch is set to testify in his own criminal fraud trial in a San Francisco court on Thursday.

Nebraska Sues TikTok for Allegedly Being Addictive, Posing Risks to Youth’s Mental Health

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers sued TikTok, alleging that it is addictive and unsafe for youth, contributing to their mental health crisis.


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A 9-year-old child was covertly recorded by a flight attendant in the lavatory, and American Airlines blames her.
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