The DOJ and the FTC are asking the public to submit comments about unfair practices in the ticketing industry as part of an effort to crack down on anticompetitive practices.

The Federal Trade Commission has ordered Ticketmaster to refund money to concertgoers to settle a highly publicized flap over the resale of Bruce Springsteen tickets in 2009.

Ticketmaster, now part of Live Nation Entertainment <LYV.N>, and regulators will announce a settlement on Thursday over complaints of the company's handling of ticket sales for a Bruce Springsteen ...

According to the FTC’s complaint, when tickets went on sale February 2, 2009, for Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band concerts in May and June, Ticketmaster displayed a “No Tickets Found ...

For Taylor Swift fans, Tuesday presented a series of frustrating challenges when Ticketmaster – the vendor for the singer’s highly-anticipated “Eras Tour” – could not handle the influx ...

Finally, some good news—well, for now. Earlier today, the Federal Trade Commission finalized a rule that requires companies like Ticketmaster to tell consumers what they’re paying for. The ...

The Federal Trade Commission’s bipartisan “junk fee” rules took effect Monday giving consumers new protections against fees in short-term lodging and the live-event ticketing.

New FTC rule on junk fees sounds good, but may lack “teeth” Resort fees not going away. They just have to be more transparent ...

FTC Proposes New Rule. Ticketmaster and SeatGeek have already pledged to offer all-in pricing, but the rule would broaden it to other companies and industries. By Caitlin Huston.

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Ticketmaster, now part of Live Nation Entertainment, and regulators will announce a settlement on Thursday over complaints of the company's handling of ticket sales for a Bruce Springsteen concert ...