(Reuters) - Spotify is considering charging up to $5.99 a month on top of existing subscriptions for a new music streaming ...

Spotify shares are up 10% premarket on a strong fourth quarter that saw users and subscribers grow and the global music giant ...

Spotify Technology SA’s founders recently pocketed about $1 billion from selling the audio-streaming giant’s stock as they ...

The audio-streaming stock's has been on a stellar run but now faces intense competition from the likes of Apple and Google ...

Spotify’s stock surged to a new all-time high of $626 this week, boosting the company’s market cap to $125.71 billion.

Spotify plans to introduce a 'Music Pro' service at an additional cost of up to $5.99 a month, featuring high-quality audio, ...

Spotify reported its first full year of profitability in 2024 since its launch in 2008. Daniel Ek stated that 2025 will be ...

Former Spotify CFO and current director Barry McCarthy. As Spotify’s stock price continues to hit new highs, the company’s ...

Ek added: “think the main thing people can see from Christian coming in is he used to have a suit and tie on every day, and as evident from Spotify’s culture, he's now sitting in T-shirts.

Spotify and Warner Music Group (WMG) have unveiled a new multi-year agreement that covers both recorded music and music ...

Spotify reported its first full-year profit Tuesday, and an additional 35 million monthly active users.