eBay this morning announced it’s selling its ticket marketplace StubHub to Swiss ticket reseller viagogo for a cash price of $4.05 billion. The deal will merge StubHub U.S.-based marketplace wit
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<img src="https://techcrunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/police.jpg" class="shot2" />So <a href="http://Viagogo.com">Viagogo</a> has raised another $15 million and hooked in former tennis champions
London-based Viagogo, an online marketplace for event tickets, is invading the U.S. market. It’s a European version of StubHub, which sold to eBay for $307 million back in January. The site was