Original sentence: "This isn't about Universal or Seagram.Al Cafaro stated.Alpert and Moss sued Universal Music Group in 2000, claiming that they had violated a contractual agreement stating that A&M Records would be allowed to retain its corporate culture.Bryan Adams continued to record on that label.It is now operating as Henson Recording Studios.Most of the company's workforce, some of whom had been with the company for a decade or more, were let go, while many of its artists were dropped.The A&M lot on La Brea Avenue was shut down in January 1999.The record business is changing fundamentally
Edited sentence: " Alpert and Moss sued Universal Music Group in 2000, claiming that they had violated a contractual agreement stating that A&M Records would be allowed to retain its corporate culture."The record business is changing fundamentally."This isn't about Universal or Seagram," said then-chairman and CEO Al Cafaro.Bryan Adams continued to record on that label, however.In addition to Sting, in the time since A&M's restructuring,  the company has continued to attain success with releases by its few retained mainstay acts, such as Chris Cornell, Sheryl Crow, and Bryan Adams, as well as by newer acts like the Black Eyed Peas, Keyshia Cole, Pussycat Dolls, and Duffy.Most of the company's workforce (some of whom had been with the company for a decade or more) were let go, while many of its artists were dropped.The A&M lot on La Brea Avenue was shut down in January 1999 (it is now operating as Henson Recording Studios).The consolidation of these two music giants triggered a shake-up of labels