Justin Bieber selling his back catalogue is eyebrow-raising

Justin Bieber is not exactly breaking new ground in selling the rights to his work to Hipgnosis Songs Capital for $200m (£162m), but what is eyebrow-raising about the deal is that Bieber is somewhat younger than many of the artists to have done so during the last few years.
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