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Moody Center developer indicted in bid rigging on UT arena deal
Tim Leiweke, CEO of Denver-based Oak View Group, was indicted Wednesday on a federal criminal conspiracy charge related to his alleged role in rigging bids to develop, manage and operate the University of Texas basketball arena in Austin. The $375 million center opened in April 2022.
The Marías return to Austin on Sunday, this time at the Moody Center. It will be another opportunity to witness this ...
Oak View Group CEO Tim Leiweke has been indicted on a federal criminal conspiracy charge related to his alleged role in ...
Oak View Group CEO Tim Leiweke is stepping down as CEO of the company he co-founded with Irving Azoff after his indictment on ...
In 2017, as the city considered proposals to redevelop Climate Pledge Arena, the only competing bidder publicly questioned ...
The chair and CEO of Denver-based Oak View Group, the final firm in consideration to develop LSU’s new $400 million arena, ...
Oak View Group CEO Tim Leiweke resigned after the DOJ accused him of a scheme tied to the $338 million Moody Center arena at the University of Texas at Austin.
Indictment centers around alleged bid-rigging in 2018 in relation to the construction of The Moody Center, an entertainment ...
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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