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Spotify increases its US subscription prices for the third time in 3 years

Spotify is raising its US subscription prices for the third time in three years, effective next month. Individual premium plans will increase from $12 to $13, and family plans from $20 to $22. This is the first price hike under new co-CEOs Gustav Söderström and Alex Norström. Following the announcement, Spotify shares initially rose by 3% but later fell. The company reported a 12% year-over-year growth in global paid subscribers, reaching 281 million, while ad-supported revenue decreased by 5.5%.

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Spotify Stock (SPOT) On Song as it Hikes U.S. Premium Subscription Prices

Spotify (SPOT) shares rose after the company announced a price hike for its U.S. premium subscription, increasing from $11.99 to $12.99 starting February 2026. This marks the first price increase since July 2024. Spotify stated the hike is necessary to maintain service quality and support artists, potentially adding $500 million to annual revenue, according to J.P. Morgan analyst Doug Anmuth. The price increase may also positively impact SPOT's share price, which has struggled recently.

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Spotify to raise monthly subscription price to $12.99 in select markets

Jan 15 (Reuters) - Spotifysaid on Thursday it would raise the price of its monthly premium subscription service by $1 to $12.99 for existing subscribers in the United States, Estonia and Latvia markets.Shares of the Swedish streaming giant rose nearly 3% in premarket trading.The company said its new pricing would take effect on consumers’ billing dates starting in February. Subscribers will receive an email about the price adjustment.

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"Capacity is very tight"! Taiwan Semiconductor's performance guidance exceeds expectations across the board, and capital expenditures will significantly increase over the next three years

Taiwan Semiconductor announced that its capital expenditure plan for 2026 will reach up to $56 billion, a significant increase of 37% compared to the actual expenditure of $40.9 billion in 2025, setting a new historical high for the company. It is expected that Q1 revenue will reach between $34.6 billion and $35.8 billion, exceeding the market consensus expectation of $33.22 billion. The guidance for gross margin and operating margin is also significantly better than analysts' expectations, at 63%-65% and 54%-56%, respectively

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According to reports, the US and Taiwan have nearly reached an agreement to reduce tariffs to 15%, which is expected to be announced within the month. Taiwan Semiconductor needs to increase its investment in the United States

The US and Taiwan are close to reaching a trade agreement, which will reduce tariffs on Taiwanese goods to 15%, expected to be announced this month. Taiwan Semiconductor will increase its investment in the United States, committing to build at least five semiconductor factories in Arizona. The agreement aligns with the US tariff policies towards Japan and South Korea, and Taiwan Semiconductor's stock price rose 2.5% to $331.77 on Monday

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