Bertelsmann completed its $2.7-billion pact to buy Zomba Music Group on Tuesday, hailing the acquisition as a sign of its growing strength in the global music business. Industry insiders see it as ...
Zomba Music Group, home to such acts as 'N Sync and Britney Spears, has settled its copyright-infringement suit against MP3.com. As part of the agreement, Zomba has licensed its catalog to be used in… ...
LONDON — Zomba Music, the U.S. creative powerhouse that has churned out stars from Britney Spears to ‘N Sync, said Tuesday it was selling out to German media group Bertelsmann in a deal worth close to ...
Steven Howard, managing director of Zomba Music Publishers U.K. and Zomba Music Management, has exited the company after 24 years' service. By Lars Brandle Steven Howard, managing director of Zomba ...
Now that he’s sold his company to Bertelsmann for a whopping $2.74 billion, Zomba Music founder Clive Calder isn’t saying what he’ll do next — but it’s unlikely he’s tuned out. “Clive’s personality is ...
Clive Calder took the money and ran. Bertelsmann agreed yesterday to pay Calder $2.74 billion for a majority stake in his independent record company Zomba, and Calder promptly resigned. While most in ...
German media company Bertelsmann AG completed its acquisition of big independent music company Zomba Music Group for $2.74 billion (€2.76 billion), a couple of hundred million dollars less than ...
Clive Calder has a $3 billion noose around Bertelsmann’s neck, but the German media giant is doing its best to wriggle free. Calder exercised an option this summer that requires Bertelsmann to pay, he ...
This article was corrected on Apr. 2, 2003. NEW YORK — The Zomba Music Group, home to teen-pop powerhouse Jive Records, will be saying “bye, bye, bye” to as many as 350 employees out of its ...
The record executive behind some of the hottest music acts of the past few years is compelling media giant Bertelsmann AG to buy the share of his company it doesn't already own for about $3 billion, ...
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