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Spotify alleges antitrust practice by Apple, seeks intervention of EU regulators

Spotify alleges antitrust practice by Apple, seeks intervention of EU regulators

The ongoing rivalry between Spotify (SPOT) and Apple (AAPL) took a new turn this week after the Swedish music streaming platform filed a complaint with the European Commission, accusing the latter of engaging in anticompetitive practices.

The latest development warrants a prompt response from the iPhone maker, considering the strict action initiated by European regulators in antitrust cases in…

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Spotify follows Netflix and Amazon Prime, launches app in India

Spotify follows Netflix and Amazon Prime, launches app in India

On Feb. 26, Tuesday, music streaming giant Spotify (SPOT) announced it launched the app in the population-dense market of India.

Spotify, the world’s largest music streaming subscription service with about 207 million users — including 96 million Premium subscribers across 79 markets, looks to gain momentum in the market touted as the fastest growing space for mobile apps.

According to Spotify,…

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Earnings Preview: Spotify sings a sweet tune, but will shareholders hum the happy note?

Earnings Preview: Spotify sings a sweet tune, but will shareholders hum the happy note?

Spotify Technology S.A. (SPOT) is touted to report its fourth-quarter 2018 results on Feb. 6, before the bell.

The music streaming giant, which went public only in April 2018, posted a massive earnings surprise of more than 150% in the previously reported quarter.

However, in the past six months, the Spotify stock has slipped 24.8% vs. a 15% slide in its industry.

Despite posting robust revenue…

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Estimize Roundtable: What will investors be focused on in Q2? A. Tech regulation, B.Chinese trade wars, C. Corporate earnings, D. All of the above

This week on the Estimize Roundtable, Estimize’s CEO, Leigh Drogen and SVP of Media, Christine Short, are joined by Jeff Macke, head of Macke Asset Management and Spencer Jakab, Deputy Editor for Wall Street Journal’s Heard on the Street. After a crushing day for the markets, the group discusses what investors’ biggest worries may be, from regulation in tech to a trade war with China. Other topics include recent retail results from Lululemon and Abercrombie & Fitch, and predictions ahead of the Spotify not-IPO.

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