LIVE VENTURES Inc
Live Ventures is a diversified holding company that acquires and operates domestic middle-market businesses. Its portfolio spans retail entertainment, retail flooring, flooring manufacturing, and steel manufacturing, with operating businesses managed on a decentralized basis. Live Ventures’ corporate management makes significant capital allocation and investment decisions and selects the chief executives of its operating businesses. The company is headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada. Its retail entertainment business, Vintage Stock, buys, sells, and trades new and pre-owned movies, music, video games, electronics, and collectibles through store brands including Vintage Stock, Movie Trading Company, EntertainMart, and V-Stock, as well as online sales and customer services. Flooring Liquidators sells and installs flooring, carpeting, cabinets, and countertops to consumers, builders, and contractors. Marquis Industries manufactures carpet and yarn and sells a range of soft and hard-surface flooring. Steel businesses make and distribute tool and die steel, industrial knives, metal stampings, and fabricated products to distributors and commercial customers.
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See all $LIVE insider activity →Live Nation Entertainment reported Q3 2026 results with revenue of $10.1B, up 19%, and adjusted operating income of $1.18B, up 14%. Fan attendance grew 19%, with international markets driving growth. The company expects full-year fan attendance to approach 180M, up double-digits. Strong cash flow supports venue investments, with $1.1B in planned capital expenditures.
Live Energy Minerals Corp. (LIVE) has agreed to acquire 100% of two mineral claims near Plaster Rock, NB, by issuing 4.0M shares. The deal involves no cash payments or minimum work, and includes a 2% NSR with a 1% buyback option for $500,000. The claims cover 73 units and are in an underexplored uranium-copper area, according to the company.
Live Nation and Ticketmaster filed a response to an FTC lawsuit, arguing that regulators are misapplying the BOTS Act by holding them liable for scalpers' actions. The companies claim they've invested $1B to combat scalping and blocked 260M daily bot attempts in 2025. They raised 16 defenses, including Due Process and Equal Protection violations. The case will enter a multi-year discovery phase, with a trial potentially in 2028.
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Strong earnings beat expectations, likely driving share price higher.
Equity dilution and a modest cash component may pressure the stock.
The filing signals a legal battle that could expose Live Nation to regulatory risk and potential operational constraints.
The expanded compensation package increases executive pay exposure and may raise shareholder concerns, potentially weighing on the stock.
The leadership change adds uncertainty to Live Nation's legal strategy in a high‑profile antitrust case.
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Live Nation Entertainment reported Q3 2026 results with revenue of $10.1B, up 19%, and adjusted operating income of $1.18B, up 14%. Fan attendance grew 19%, with international markets driving growth. The company expects full-year fan attendance to approach 180M, up double-digits. Strong cash flow supports venue investments, with $1.1B in planned capital expenditures.
Live Energy Minerals Corp. (LIVE) has agreed to acquire 100% of two mineral claims near Plaster Rock, NB, by issuing 4.0M shares. The deal involves no cash payments or minimum work, and includes a 2% NSR with a 1% buyback option for $500,000. The claims cover 73 units and are in an underexplored uranium-copper area, according to the company.
Live Nation and Ticketmaster filed a response to an FTC lawsuit, arguing that regulators are misapplying the BOTS Act by holding them liable for scalpers' actions. The companies claim they've invested $1B to combat scalping and blocked 260M daily bot attempts in 2025. They raised 16 defenses, including Due Process and Equal Protection violations. The case will enter a multi-year discovery phase, with a trial potentially in 2028.
Live Nation Entertainment extended CEO Michael Rapino's contract through 2031, doubling his target annual compensation to $60 million starting in 2027. The new package includes increased equity awards, with 70% tied to performance. Rapino also received a $20 million upfront restricted stock unit grant. The board approved the agreement, and Rapino's compensation has previously drawn shareholder pushback.
Live Nation Entertainment appoints Da-Wai Hu as new general counsel, replacing Michael G. Rowles. Hu, previously at Chewy, will join Nov. 2 amid ongoing antitrust litigation. Rowles will stay until 2029 in a modified role. The company faces legal challenges post-verdict and seeks settlement approval.
Live Nation plans to convert San Diego's old Wonder Bread factory into a 4,000-seat venue, adding to the city's six existing downtown music venues. Independent venue operators express concerns about Live Nation's business practices, including exclusive artist contracts, but acknowledge the new venue could offer more opportunities for mid-sized artists. The company faces antitrust scrutiny but continues to operate as usual.
AEG and SeatGeek filed a joint criticism of a DOJ settlement with Live Nation, citing its 80% market share in U.S. concert ticketing. They argue for a full divestiture of Ticketmaster to restore competition, citing past regulatory failures and consumer issues. The DOJ faces pressure to reject weak settlements and enforce stricter antitrust measures.
A jury found Live Nation and its subsidiary, Ticketmaster, guilty of illegally monopolizing the ticket market. The company may have to pay $1.72 per ticket in refunds plus damages. Live Nation plans to appeal, while states praise the verdict. The DOJ previously settled with Live Nation, requiring Ticketmaster to allow competitors on its site and creating a $280M settlement fund.
LIVE VENTURES Inc (LIVE) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. Exhibit 99.1 Live Ventures Reports Fiscal Third Quarter 2026 Financial Results LAS VEGAS, August 13, 2026 -- Live Ventures Incorporated (Nasdaq: LIVE) (“Live Ventures” or the “Company”), a diversified holding company, today announced financial results for its fiscal third quarter
Living REIT plc (LIVE) said that after its 8 July 2026 update, all General Meeting resolutions were passed and acquisition conditions are now satisfied. Completion is set for 16 July 2026, subject to Admission. 66,103,233 new ordinary shares will be admitted and begin trading at 8am that day.
