This June, approximately 150 motorcycles will thunder down Route 9W in Saugerties, New York, for Ryan’s Ride for Recovery. Organized by Vince Kelder and his family, the barbecue and raffle will raise ...

April 13 (Reuters) - Eventbrite's new owner, Italian tech company Bending Spoons, said on Monday it had cut a large ‌portion of the American ticketing platform's pre-acquisition workforce and ...

Eventbrite announced today it has entered a $500 million deal to be acquired by technology conglomerate Bending Spoons. The agreement is dependent on closing conditions and approvals, including from ...

Eventbrite has introduced AI-powered marketing features aimed at helping event creators save time, enhance promotion, and increase ticket sales. The platform now offers automated event descriptions, ...

This item first appeared in Term Sheet, Fortune's newsletter on deals and dealmakers. Sign up here. Eventbrite, the event ticketing startup valued at just over $1 billion, has acquired Nvite, a ...

Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., is confronting Eventbrite for its "liberal-progressive agenda to silence and unpublish events that express conservative viewpoints," after the event management company pulled ...

I’m reiterating a Danger Zone pick that recently reported calendar 3Q21 earnings. After missing both top and bottom line estimates, this business has still not recovered from the COVID-19 pressures ...

FIRST ON FOX: Top Congressional Republicans are requesting a briefing with Eventbrite's CEO over their policies and terms, spotlighting the platform's hypocrisy in hosting organizers' purported ...

Eventbrite has a new owner: Milan-headquartered Bending Spoons, which is acquiring the events platform in a $500 million all-cash deal. The involved companies just recently unveiled the proposed ...

Shares of Eventbrite opened at $36 in the stock's market debut. The stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "EB." With its first-day gains, Eventbrite's IPO is one of the ...

Reaching event organizers to help them sell tickets isn’t cheap. Eventbrite — the 12-year-old, San Francisco-based ticketing company that announced plans last week to go public and sell $200 million ...