She is the first major star to choose an all-in-one agreement with a tour company over a traditional record deal. It gives Live Nation rights to all her music-related projects - including new albums, tours, merchandise, websites, DVDs, sponsorship, TV shows and films.
The deal, reported to be worth $120m (�59m) over 10 years, ends her 25-year relationship with Warner Music. - more on this story
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