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Restructuringcurated sourcedetected 2026-06-24 · confidence 85%

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StubHub restructuring 2026

StubHub UK was fined £1.2M by the CMA for drip pricing practices (adding mandatory charges at final checkout stage) and ordered to refund over 50,000 customers.

Source: Music Business Worldwide

Who
StubHub · UK
What happened
StubHub UK was fined £1.2M by the CMA for drip pricing practices (adding mandatory charges at final checkout stage) and ordered to refund over 50,000 customers.
When
2026-06-24

Market context: This lands while the Talent Market Index reads 97.6 (Neutral) — down 3.4 versus the prior month — and EMEA signal share is rising (+5.9pts).

StubHub: 1 signal in the last 90 days; 5 tracked across 162 days.

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