By Khushita Vasant ( September 16, 2026, 20:18 GMT | Insight) -- State antitrust enforcers choose to impose behavioral remedies over corporate breakups in monopolization cases if they view those remedies as having a "bite" to them, but in the case of Live Nation, behavioral fixes not only failed to work but also didn't change the company's incentives to prevent the antitrust harm, a New York official said Wednesday.State antitrust enforcers choose to impose behavioral remedies over corporate breakups in monopolization cases if they view those remedies as having a "bite" to them, but in the case of Live Nation, behavioral fixes not only failed to work but also didn't change the company's incentives to prevent the antitrust harm, a New York official said Wednesday....
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