-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA的分析师总结如下: 昨天晚些时候,美国法院陪审团裁定LYV垄断票务服务、演唱会门票和演唱会场地市场,并判令其赔偿每张门票1.72美元(约7亿美元)。CFRA旗下政策分析机构华盛顿分析的法律分析师认为,LYV公司被拆分的可能性为20%。我们认为,司法部会接受其与LYV达成的和解协议的有效性,但LYV可能会对陪审团的裁决提出上诉。鉴于LYV提出的诸多重要问题,例如各州的诉讼未能提供事实依据证明其对竞争造成损害以及对公众造成损害,苏布拉马尼亚法官可能会在审后提出动议,要求减少赔偿金额。 LYV要求排除州政府损害赔偿专家的动议已提交,苏布拉马尼亚法官可能很快就会做出裁决。华盛顿分析公司指出,各州总检察长可能强烈倾向于和解,这将再次引发关于他们如何与LYV抗争并为消费者节省车费的新闻热潮。我们维持“持有”评级。
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