CEO of Snapdragon Stadium’s Management Company Indicted for Alleged Bid-Rigging
AUSTIN, TEXAS, JUL 11 – Tim Leiweke faces charges under the Sherman Act for allegedly eliminating competition in Austin's Moody Center bid, with Oak View Group paying $15 million in penalties, officials said.
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CEO of Snapdragon Stadium’s management company indicted for alleged bid-rigging
The CEO of the company that manages Snapdragon Stadium and proposed building an adjacent arena on the Mission Valley property has been indicted by a federal grand jury on antitrust charges for allegedly rigging the bid process for a similar project at the University of Texas. Tim Leiweke, who co-founded the Oak View Group in 2015, stepped down as CEO after the Department of Justice announced the indictment Wednesday, although he’ll serve as a vi…


LSU 'evaluating' arena project after developer indictment
A day after the CEO of the firm that is the sole finalist to build a new LSU arena was indicted in Texas, university officials said they are weighing how the criminal charges could affect the project in Baton Rouge.
How does CEO of finalist firm's indictment affect LSU arena plans? Mayor-President, fans react
BATON ROUGE -- Despite the CEO of a firm contending to build LSU's planned $400 million arena facing a federal indictment and resigning, officials such as Mayor-President Sid Edwards feel confident in the project as it moves forward.Prior to the indictment, Oak View Group was a top contender to build the long-planned arena on LSU's campus. LSU Athletics officials sent a statement to WBRZ sent a statement saying no finalized agreement was in plac…
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