Paramount+ Price Hike: Streaming Service Gets More Expensive

Paramount+ is increasing its prices again, with both its ad-supported and ad-free tiers getting more expensive. The price increases will go into effect in August for new subscribers and September for existing subscribers. Despite the price hikes, Paramount+ continues to offer a wide range of content, including Star Trek, original series, live sports, and Showtime programming.

Warner Bros. Discovery’s Max Streaming Service Raises Prices Again

Warner Bros. Discovery’s streaming service, Max, is increasing its prices for both ad-free and ad-supported plans. The ad-free monthly plan will cost $17, while the ad-supported plan remains at $10 per month. The annual ad-free plan will cost $170, and the annual ad-supported plan will cost $100. The changes will take effect immediately for new subscriptions and within 30 days for renewing subscriptions.

Eiffel Tower Ticket Prices to Increase Before Olympics

The Eiffel Tower in Paris will be increasing its ticket prices starting June 17th. The adult price for a ticket to the very top will increase from €29.40 to €35.30, and the price for taking the stairs will increase from €11.80 to €14.20. The price increases are due to the upcoming Olympic Games, as well as the need to support renovation work and recover costs lost from a lack of visitor numbers during Covid. Other tourist attractions in Paris, such as the Louvre and the city’s public transport system, will also be increasing their prices this summer.

EOS Experiences a Surge of 10.11%, Reaching $0.9292

EOS, a prominent cryptocurrency, has witnessed a significant increase of 10.11% over the past 24 hours, boosting its value to $0.9292. This upswing has increased EOS’s market capitalization to $1.0311 billion, representing a 0.04% share of the entire crypto market. EOS’s market capitalization once peaked at an impressive $17.5290 billion.

Spotify Reports Q1 Earnings: Price Hikes, AI Expansion, and Taylor Swift Surge

Spotify reported its first-quarter financial results, with analysts anticipating revenue of over $3.9 billion and earnings per share of 78 cents. The company has faced mixed revenue estimates in recent quarters. Analysts are focusing on potential price increases for subscribers as a catalyst for growth, along with the impact of artificial intelligence features and the success of Taylor Swift’s album on the platform.

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