Company Overview - StubHub made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange with shares opening at $25.35, generating approximately $800 million in revenue for the company [2][4] - The company primarily generates revenue by connecting ticket resellers with online buyers, competing with Ticketmaster's Live Nation Entertainment, Vivid Seats, and SeatGeek [3] Historical Context - StubHub was acquired by eBay in 2007 for about $310 million and was later sold to Viagogo in 2019 in a multi-billion dollar cash deal [4] - In the previous year, over one million sellers sold more than 40 million tickets on StubHub's platform [4] Regulatory Challenges - The District of Columbia's attorney general filed a lawsuit against StubHub, alleging deceptive practices regarding mandatory fees [5] - The Federal Trade Commission issued a warning letter to StubHub, emphasizing compliance with its "junk fee" rule and alleging that some listed tickets did not meet federal standards [5]