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Following former CEO Tim Leiweke being indicted by the DOJ, what are the big considerations for Oak View Group?
Following serious legal allegations against Tim Leiweke, the CEO of Oak View Group (OVG), city leaders raised concerns on ...
A signed non-prosecution agreement in the indictment involving the top contender for the LSU arena project indicates the ...
It’s been one year since the City of Greensboro handed over control of its largest entertainment venues to a private ...
CEO Tim Leiweke’s indictment has uncovered not just a bid-rigging scheme, but also secret kickbacks paid by Ticketmaster. While the indictment does mention OVG’s alleged bid-rigging activities, the ...
Tim Leiweke will step down as Oak View Group's CEO after he was indicted for bid-rigging related to OVG's contract to build Austin's Moody Center.
City Council members voiced concerns about OVG, the company that manages the American Bank Center, after the company's CEO was recently indicted.
The Tim Leiweke indictment, which saw the OVG CEO criminally charged, grew out of a regulatory review of the ASM/Legends merger.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The CEO of Oak View Group, the company that manages the American Bank Center in Corpus Christi, has ...
An antitrust probe reveals that Oak View Group LLC and Legends colluded in bidding to develop and operate the Moody Center.
The lawsuit says the conspiracy began as early as 2017 — when he learned of UT's plans to build the Moody Center.