After Sean "Diddy" Combs' conviction, here's where his business ventures stand
Briefly

Sean Combs was acquitted of the most serious charges in a federal trial but convicted of prostitution offenses, facing up to ten years in prison. His business ventures have suffered significantly, with the loss of control over Revolt TV, a halted Hulu series, and his brand Sean John disappearing from retail. Allegations of violence and drug-fueled parties were explored in court, contributing to his damaged public image. Major consequences included revocation of honors and loss of partnerships, though his music catalog remains unaffected for now.
Sean Combs has been acquitted of racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking charges but convicted on prostitution offenses, with potential sentencing for up to ten years.
Witnesses detailed allegations of Combs engaging in a pattern of violence and hosting drug-fueled sex parties called 'freak-offs' or 'hotel nights'.
Combs has faced significant consequences including the revocation of his honorary degree, losing deals with Hulu, and the disappearance of his brand Sean John from Macy's.
Despite the collapse of many of his major business ventures and public image, Combs' music catalog remains intact for now.
Read at ABC7 Los Angeles
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