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Grand jury indicts Denver sports executive Tim Leiweke in bid-rigging case
Tim Leiweke, a driving force behind Ball Arena and several other sports and entertainment venues around the globe, has stepped down as CEO of Denver-based Oak View Group following a federal grand jury indictment for conspiracy to rig the bidding process at the Moody Center at the University of Texas at Austin.
Oak View Group CEO Tim Leiweke stepped down from his post as CEO following an indictment on a conspiracy charge.
The Tim Leiweke indictment, which saw the OVG CEO criminally charged, grew out of a regulatory review of the ASM/Legends merger.
Tim Leiweke, who co-founded the Oak View Group in 2015, stepped down as CEO after the Department of Justice announced the ...
Indictment centers around alleged bid-rigging in 2018 in relation to the construction of The Moody Center, an entertainment ...
CNBC reports that Legends is expected to pay a $1.5 million penalty for its involvement in the alleged scheme. OVG is ...
In 2017, as the city considered proposals to redevelop Climate Pledge Arena, the only competing bidder publicly questioned ...
An antitrust probe reveals that Oak View Group LLC and Legends colluded in bidding to develop and operate the Moody Center.
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Leiweke Signals ‘Complementary Business' Defense After IndictmentThe Justice Department announced on Wednesday that a federal grand jury has indicted Tim Leiweke, the co-founder and CEO of ...
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