The Rolling Stones

Do Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones plan to sell their catalog? No – but it could be donated to charity.

Jagger told the WSJ that “the children don’t need $500 million to live well. Come on.”

The Rolling Stones choose BMG for neighboring rights, extend publishing deal

BMG will collect royalties due for the performance of hits such as (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction, Jumpin Jack Flash and Start Me Up

How to manage The Rolling Stones: ‘If you start taking it for granted, that’s doomsday.’

Joyce Smith, manager of The Rolling Stones, on being in the center of the storm

Rolling Stones renew deal with Universal Music Group in ‘expansive worldwide agreement’

Deal covers all Rolling Stones albums after Sticky Fingers, up to 2016's Grammy-winning Blue & Lonesome

Mick Jagger, Beverley Knight and Horus Music back Nepal relief track

Ronnie Wood and Nick Mason also involved in track

Chunk of Rolling Stones’ publishing goes to BMG

Includes classic albums such as Bridges Of Babylon