Oak View Group ex-CEO Tim Leiweke has pleaded not guilty of rigging bids for the construction of Austin’s Moody Center. He ...

Tim Leiweke, the former CEO of Oak View Group, surrendered in the bid-rigging case against him and pled not guilty after self-surrendering.

Oak View Group CEO Tim Leiweke has been indicted on a federal criminal conspiracy charge related to allegedly rigging a bid to develop and operate the University of Texas' basketball arena in Austin.

Oak View Group co-founder Tim Leiweke was arraigned Monday in Austin to face a single felony charge of restraining trade, ...

"Mr. Leiweke has done nothing wrong and will vigorously defend himself and his well-deserved reputation for fairness and integrity," a spokesperson for the executive said in a statement.

The charges against Tim Leiweke relate to his company's purchase and 2022 opening of the Moody Center at the University of ...

Following former CEO Tim Leiweke being indicted by the DOJ, what are the big considerations for Oak View Group?

Oak View Group CEO Tim Leiweke is stepping down as CEO of the company he co-founded with Irving Azoff after his indictment on a conspiracy charge for allegedly rigging a bid to build and manage Austin ...

The chair and CEO of Denver-based Oak View Group, the final firm in consideration to develop LSU’s new $400 million arena, was indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice less than two weeks ago. Tim ...

The U.S. Justice Department announced bid-rigging charges against the CEO of stadium developer Oak View Group on Wednesday, ...

The deal comes weeks after the Oak View Group's CEO was indicted by the Department of Justice over an alleged bid-rigging ...

University of Kansas is working on final athletic venue contracts with Oak View Group despite the bid-rigging indictment of ...