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Queen Camilla’s successful podcast, The Queen’s Reading Room, is set to return for a live event this summer, potentially rekindling tensions with Meghan Markle, whose own podcast deal with Spotify was canceled. Editor-in-chief of Majesty Magazine Ingrid Seward believes Camilla’s podcast has been a great success, attracting renowned figures from the world of arts. Brand expert Denise Palmer Davies suggests that Camilla’s podcast success could be seen as a retaliation against Meghan’s hurtful comments. Camilla’s book club has a significant online following, and the upcoming festival will feature prominent authors and actors. Despite Meghan Markle’s recent podcast agreement with Lemonada Media, experts predict that success may not be as easy as she anticipates due to her tarnished reputation.

Taylor Swift’s highly anticipated album dropped on Friday and it immediately broke streaming records on Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Music, garnering an impressive 300 million streams in its first day of release. The album has been met with mixed reactions from fans, with some expressing excitement and others showing skepticism.

Spotify has launched a vibrant and engaging personality quiz tailored specifically for K-pop enthusiasts. Designed to reveal whether you embody the qualities of a Main Visual, Main Vocal, Main Rapper, Main Dancer, or Trainee, the quiz taps into the unique dynamics of K-pop bands. This feature, accessible within the Spotify app, allows fans to determine their K-pop persona and share it as a photocard on social media platforms. The quiz will remain available until May 10th.

Spotify Technology SA (SPOT) reported strong first-quarter 2024 financial results, with revenue exceeding consensus estimates and EPS surpassing expectations. The positive earnings report sent the stock price soaring during Tuesday’s trading session. Goldman Sachs analyst Eric Sheridan maintained a Neutral rating on SPOT but highlighted the company’s potential for further positive estimate revisions based on its continued margin momentum.

Taylor Swift’s new album has sparked a resurgence in Halsey’s 2015 single ‘Colors,’ a song inspired by Halsey’s relationship with Healy of The 1975. The song has seen a surge in Spotify plays, reflecting the renewed interest in Halsey’s music and her past relationship.

Spotify’s stock soared by nearly 17% after the company exceeded expectations in its latest earnings report and provided optimistic guidance for the upcoming quarter. The stock reached a 52-week high, with shares rising 16.8% to $318 per share during afternoon trading. The audio streaming giant has implemented price increases within the past year to enhance revenue and improve margins.

Music streaming giant Spotify (SPOT) reported impressive first-quarter 2024 earnings, surpassing market expectations. The company posted adjusted earnings per share of $1.05, significantly exceeding the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $0.63 and representing a 66.67% surprise. This is a notable improvement compared to the loss of $1.24 per share reported a year ago.

Major U.S. stock indexes experienced gains on Tuesday, following encouraging corporate earnings reports. General Motors (GM) and Spotify led the rally with impressive financial results. Meanwhile, PepsiCo faced a decline due to weaker demand in the home market, despite positive international growth.

Spotify reported strong first-quarter earnings on Tuesday, exceeding analyst expectations on both revenue and earnings per share. The streaming giant also beat guidance on quarterly gross margin and issued optimistic guidance for the upcoming quarter, including a 28.1% gross margin driven by cost improvements.

Spotify’s first quarter results surpassed expectations, marking a significant milestone for the streaming giant. Revenue soared by 20% to 3.6 billion euros ($3.9 billion), while gross profit surged by 31% to 1 billion euros ($1.08 billion). This surge in revenue was driven by growth in both premium subscribers and ad-supported revenue. Notably, Spotify’s profitability returned, with operating income reaching 168 million euros ($180 million) in the quarter, marking a substantial improvement from the 156 million euro loss in the same quarter last year. This strong financial performance puts Spotify on track to achieve its 2024 growth target.