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Peloton Shares Rise on New Spotify Fitness CollaborationApril 27, 2026 11:17 AM
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Peloton Interactive (NASDAQ:PTON) climbed 6% on Monday after Spotify (NYSE:SPOT) revealed a new partnership that brings Peloton fitness content to its platform.Through the collaboration, Spotify Premium subscribers in supported regions will be able to access more than 1,400 ad-free, on-demand classes from Peloton as part of their existing memberships. The offering spans a range of formats, including outdoor running, strength training, cardio, yoga, and meditation sessions, led by instructors such as Rebecca Kennedy, Ally Love, and Rad Lopez. No specialized equipment is required.



Spotify Expands Into Guided Fitness Experiences



Spotify said the initiative marks its entry into structured fitness content, adding guided workouts to its existing lineup of music, podcasts, audiobooks, and video. The company noted that nearly 70% of its Premium users engage in workouts monthly, with over 150 million fitness-related playlists currently active worldwide.“For nearly two decades, Spotify has been the soundtrack to the world’s workouts,” said Roman Wasenmüller, VP, Global Head of Podcasts at Spotify. “But listening was only the beginning. Today, we are expanding Spotify to become a true daily wellness companion.”



Broader Wellness Content and Accessibility



In addition to Peloton classes, both free and Premium Spotify users will have access to curated playlists and content from wellness creators such as Yoga with Kassandra, Caitlin K’eli, Sweaty Studio, and Chloe Ting.The new fitness content is accessible across mobile, desktop, and TV platforms. Most sessions are offered in English, with select classes available in Spanish and German. Premium users will also have the option to download workouts for offline use.



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Peloton Interactive is a connected fitness company that combines hardware, software, and digital content to deliver interactive workout experiences, expanding its reach through partnerships beyond its core equipment ecosystem.Peloton stock priceSpotify stock price

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Spotify shares rally after earnings beat expectations and user growth acceleratesFebruary 10, 2026 11:14 AM
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Spotify Technology (NYSE:SPOT) shares jumped more than 14% in premarket trading on Tuesday after the music streaming company posted fourth-quarter results that comfortably topped Wall Street forecasts, supported by strong user additions and expanding profitability. The company reported earnings per share of €4.43, well above the consensus estimate of €2.85. Revenue rose to €4.53 billion, edging past expectations of €4.52 billion and marking a 7% year-over-year increase, or 13% growth on a constant-currency basis.User momentum remained a key highlight during the quarter. Monthly active users climbed to 751 million, exceeding analyst projections of 745.24 million and reflecting 11% growth from a year earlier. Spotify added a record 38 million MAUs in the period, significantly ahead of its own guidance of 32 million.“We are pleased with our performance heading into 2026 and view the business as well-positioned to deliver growth and improving margins,” the company said in its earnings release.Premium subscribers increased 10% year over year to 290 million, with net additions of 9 million during the quarter. Profitability also continued to improve, with gross margin expanding to 33.1%, up 83 basis points from the prior year. Operating income surged 47% year over year to €701 million, translating into an operating margin of 15.5%.Looking ahead, Spotify forecast first-quarter 2026 revenue of €4.5 billion, slightly below the consensus estimate of €4.57 billion. However, the company expects monthly active users to rise to 759 million, ahead of analyst expectations of 752.45 million.“We paid out over $11 billion to the music industry in 2025 – the largest annual payment to music creators in history,” the company noted, underscoring its ongoing support for artists and creators.Free cash flow for the quarter totaled €834 million, lifting full-year 2025 free cash flow to €2.9 billion. The results point to a strengthening financial position, even as currency headwinds reduced reported revenue growth by roughly 580 basis points.Spotify stock price

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Tech Bounce Holds Attention as Earnings Roll In; U.S. Retail Sales Awaited: Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq, Wall Street FuturesFebruary 10, 2026 5:39 AM
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Futures tied to the main U.S. equity benchmarks were little changed on Tuesday as investors weighed a recent rebound in technology shares against a packed earnings calendar and key U.S. economic data due later this week. Results are scheduled from a range of blue chips, including CVS Health (NYSE:CVS) and Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO). Elsewhere, Japan’s Nikkei notched another record, while gold prices eased.



Futures steady after tech-led rebound



U.S. stock futures hovered near flat, signalling a tentative start to the session after Monday’s tech-driven advance.By 03:04 ET, Dow and S&P 500 futures were largely unchanged, while Nasdaq 100 futures slipped 18 points, or 0.1%.Wall Street’s major averages extended gains at the start of the week, building on momentum from late last week as technology stocks linked to the artificial intelligence buildout—particularly data centres—led the charge.Sentiment was further supported by a CNBC report citing comments from OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman, who said in an internal memo that ChatGPT had returned to growth. The development lifted expectations around one of the most influential hubs in the AI ecosystem. Analysts at Vital Knowledge noted that optimism around OpenAI helped prompt DA Davidson to upgrade its outlook for Oracle (NYSE:ORCL), which holds a $300bn data-centre contract with the ChatGPT developer.By the close, the Nasdaq Composite had climbed 0.9%, sitting just shy of a fresh record, while the S&P 500 also ended within striking distance of all-time highs.



Earnings rush continues



Another busy day of results is set to shape trading, as investors look for clues on corporate performance early in 2026.Ahead of the opening bell, reports are due from Marriott International (NASDAQ:MAR), Spotify (NYSE:SPOT), CVS Health and Coca-Cola. After the close, Gilead Sciences (NASDAQ:GILD) will publish its numbers.In after-hours moves, shares of Onsemi (NASDAQ:ON) fell after the chipmaker posted weaker-than-expected fourth-quarter revenue, citing a prolonged inventory overhang. Customers are still working through chip stockpiles accumulated during earlier supply-chain disruptions.Onsemi also flagged headwinds for its silicon carbide business from sluggish electric vehicle demand and intensifying competition from China. Its midpoint forecast for current-quarter sales came in below Wall Street expectations.



U.S. retail sales in focus



On the macro front, markets are bracing for December U.S. retail sales data.Household spending is the backbone of the U.S. economy, accounting for more than two-thirds of output and driving much of the 4.4% annualised GDP growth recorded in the third quarter.However, core retail sales—which exclude autos, gasoline, building materials and food services and are closely tied to the consumer component of GDP—are expected to rise 0.3% in the final month of 2025, easing from 0.5% in November.Some analysts point to a cooling labour market as a potential drag, although Federal Reserve officials in January characterised employment conditions as “stabilizing.” Analysts at ING said the data should still show “reasonably healthy” growth and reinforce the view that “the U.S. consumer is alive and well.”



Nikkei hits new high on “Takaichi trade”



Asian markets extended gains on Tuesday, led by Japan, where equities surged to fresh records on enthusiasm for the so-called “Takaichi trade” following Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s weekend election victory.Investors have welcomed expectations that Takaichi’s agenda will favour growth, profitability and domestic investment. Her decisive win has strengthened hopes for pro-business reforms, fiscal support and policies aimed at lifting capital investment, innovation and strategic industries.



Gold pulls back



Gold prices retreated on Tuesday, giving back part of Monday’s advance as markets remained cautious ahead of several important U.S. data releases.Silver and platinum also moved lower, despite limited support from an overnight dip in the dollar, which later stabilised during Asian trading.Precious metals have seen sharp swings over the past week, with profit-taking and stretched positioning pushing prices off record highs. Uncertainty around U.S. monetary policy—amid speculation over a potential change in Federal Reserve leadership—has added to volatility.Safe-haven demand for gold was also tempered by mixed signals in U.S.-Iran relations. While both sides reported progress in weekend talks over Iran’s nuclear programme, Washington nevertheless issued a warning on Monday to U.S.-flagged vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz.CVS Health stock priceCoca-Cola stock priceOracle stock priceMarriott International stock priceSpotify stock priceGilead Sciences stock priceON Semiconductor stock price

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Five Key Market Themes to Watch in the Coming WeekFebruary 9, 2026 5:51 AM
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Investors are heading into a pivotal week shaped by closely watched U.S. jobs and inflation figures, a fresh wave of technology earnings after recent volatility, and major political developments in Japan and the United Kingdom. Here are the main issues likely to drive markets over the days ahead.



1. U.S. employment report takes centre stage



The standout item on this week’s economic calendar is the release of delayed U.S. employment data for January. The report, postponed by a brief three-day federal government shutdown that ended last Tuesday, is now scheduled for Wednesday.Economists expect the data to show the U.S. economy added 70,000 jobs in January, compared with 50,000 in the previous month. Markets will be scrutinising the figures for signs that the labour market is “stabilizing,” a term recently used by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.The Fed cut interest rates several times in 2025 in response to a cooling labour market pressured by tariff-related uncertainty. Recent indicators have been mixed: initial jobless claims rose more than expected last week, partly due to severe winter storms, while December job openings fell to a five-year low. Much of that decline was concentrated in professional and business services, which some analysts see as early evidence of AI-driven disruption to white-collar roles.



2. Inflation data in the spotlight



Friday brings another critical release with the publication of U.S. inflation data for January. The headline consumer price index is forecast to slow to 2.5% year on year, down from 2.7% in December, while the monthly increase is expected to match December’s 0.3% pace.Alongside employment, inflation forms the core of the Fed’s dual mandate, meaning both data points could heavily influence expectations for interest rate policy in 2026. Policymakers left rates unchanged last month, citing signs of a steadying labour market and inflation that remains subdued, though still above the Fed’s 2% target.The figures arrive after a volatile period for markets, partly driven by concerns over the impact of artificial intelligence on the software sector. Following a sharp sell-off last week, Wall Street stocks staged a rebound on Friday.Analysts at Capital Economics said they “suspect U.S. economic data this week might help investors’ nerves recover further[.]”



3. Another wave of tech earnings



Also in focus will be a heavy slate of corporate results, particularly from technology companies. Earnings updates are due from ON Semiconductor (NASDAQ:ON), Datadog (NASDAQ:DDOG), Spotify (NYSE:SPOT), Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO) and Applied Materials (NASDAQ:AMAT).The reports could offer fresh insight into a sector rattled by rapid advances in artificial intelligence. Last week, software stocks sold off sharply after AI startup Anthropic unveiled a new workplace plugin aimed at legal and administrative tasks, sparking concerns that such tools could erode demand for traditional software services.As a result, investors will be paying close attention to management commentary on AI strategy and outlook.“[I]nvestors had a lot to think about following the extreme volatility from the last several sessions, including the huge rebound on Friday, which raises the question of whether the swoon (especially in tech) is over?” analysts at Vital Knowledge wrote.“We think the recent market swings are simply the most visible manifestations of large structural changes that have been underway beneath the surface for months, specifically in tech and AI[.]”



4. Japan prime minister’s election gamble pays off



Outside the U.S., Asian markets rose on Monday after Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi secured a decisive victory in a snap election over the weekend.The vote came just 110 days after Takaichi became Japan’s first female prime minister, making it a high-stakes gamble. Early reports suggest her Liberal Democratic Party won a rare supermajority in the lower house of parliament, strengthening her mandate.The outcome appears to clear the way for higher government spending and tax cuts, supported by what some observers see as a relatively stable political backdrop.“Takaichi’s decision to leverage her popularity for her party turned out to be successful. The landslide victory will reinforce her responsible but expansionary fiscal spending and a more Japan-focused foreign policy. Risk-on sentiment will dominate the market for now,” said Min Joo Kang, Senior Economist at ING.



5. Pressure mounts on the UK’s Starmer



While Japan’s leader consolidates power, political risk is rising in the UK. Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing growing scrutiny over the links between one of his government’s most prominent ambassadors and Jeffrey Epstein.On Sunday, Starmer’s chief of staff Morgan McSweeney resigned, taking responsibility for Starmer’s appointment of Peter Mandelson as the UK’s ambassador to the U.S. Documents released by the U.S. Justice Department showed Mandelson had provided government papers to Epstein, while Mandelson and his now husband received payments from the late American sex offender.Markets are watching closely for any fallout. If Starmer or Chancellor Rachel Reeves were to be replaced, “[t]he most likely longer-lasting influence is a loosening in fiscal policy that leads to higher gilt yields than otherwise and a weaker pound than otherwise,” said Ruth Gregory, Deputy Chief UK Economist at Capital Economics.Get stock prices from InvestorsHub

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Markets Turn to Earnings and Key Data as Japan PM’s Election Gamble Pays Off: Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq, Wall Street FuturesFebruary 9, 2026 5:03 AM
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U.S. stock futures were slightly higher at the start of the week, with investors bracing for a busy stretch of corporate earnings and long-awaited economic data releases. Semiconductor maker Onsemi is among the first major companies set to report on Monday, while Japanese equities advanced after Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi secured a decisive election victory.



U.S. futures nudge higher



Futures tied to the main U.S. indices pointed modestly upward early Monday. By 03:43 ET, Dow futures were ahead by 87 points, or 0.2%, S&P 500 futures had added 0.1%, and Nasdaq 100 futures were also up around 0.1%.The gains follow a strong end to last week, when Wall Street recovered from earlier losses driven by concerns over the disruptive impact of artificial intelligence on parts of the software industry. On Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above the 50,000 level for the first time, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite climbed by nearly 2% and just over 2%, respectively.Some mega-cap stocks lagged the broader rebound. Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) fell 5.6% as investors reacted cautiously to signs the company is preparing to sharply increase spending on AI. Other tech heavyweights, including Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG), have also outlined sizeable investment plans, but uncertainty remains over how quickly those outlays will translate into durable profits.



ON Semi in the earnings spotlight



ON Semiconductor (NASDAQ:ON) is scheduled to report quarterly results after the market closes on Monday, making it an early focal point in this week’s earnings calendar. The chipmaker’s prior guidance for fourth-quarter revenue and profit broadly matched market expectations.Growth in power-management products used in AI data centres has helped offset softer demand from the automotive sector, where slowing electric vehicle sales in North America and Europe have reduced spending on silicon carbide chips. Bloomberg consensus forecasts call for adjusted earnings of $0.63 per share on revenue of $1.53 billion.Elsewhere on the earnings front, reports are also due this week from Datadog (NASDAQ:DDOG), Spotify (NYSE:SPOT), Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO) and Applied Materials (NASDAQ:AMAT).



Japan markets lift after election result



Asian markets traded higher after Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi scored a major win in a snap election held over the weekend. The vote came just 110 days after she became Japan’s first female prime minister, adding to the significance of the result.Media reports suggest Takaichi’s Liberal Democratic Party secured a rare supermajority in the lower house of parliament, potentially smoothing the path for increased public spending and tax cuts within a stable political framework.“Calm may be on the way for Japan’s markets now the election is out of the way,” said Thomas Mathews, Head of Asia Pacific Markets at Capital Economics. He added that a recent sell-off in Japanese government bonds is unlikely to persist and that the yen could strengthen.



Gold ticks higher



Gold prices edged up in European trading, with silver also advancing, after a volatile week for precious metals. Price swings were driven by a combination of muted safe-haven demand, profit-taking and uncertainty around the outlook for U.S. monetary policy.Attention this week is firmly on key U.S. economic indicators, particularly the nonfarm payrolls report and consumer price inflation data, both of which are closely watched by the Federal Reserve when setting interest rates.



Oil eases on diplomatic signals



Oil prices moved lower as signs of easing tensions between the U.S. and Iran weighed on sentiment. Comments over the weekend indicating that indirect nuclear talks will continue helped reduce fears of an escalation in the Middle East.A firmer U.S. dollar ahead of major economic data releases also pressured crude markets, which had already fallen around 2% last week. Brent futures were last down 1.1% at $67.32 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate crude slipped 1.0% to $62.92 a barrel.Amazon stock priceAlphabet stock priceON Semiconductor stock price

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Spotify Shares Gain as Company Moves Into Physical Book RetailFebruary 5, 2026 9:24 AM
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Spotify (NYSE:SPOT) shares climbed more than 3% after the streaming platform revealed plans to expand into physical book sales through a new collaboration with Bookshop.org, broadening its presence beyond audiobooks.Starting this spring, premium users in the United States and the United Kingdom will be able to purchase hardcover and paperback titles directly within the Spotify app. The initiative builds on the company’s audiobook service, introduced in 2022, and signals a wider push to diversify its content portfolio.As part of the agreement, Bookshop.org will oversee pricing, stock management, and order fulfillment. Spotify will earn an undisclosed affiliate commission on purchases completed through its platform. Bookshop.org is recognized for allocating a share of its proceeds to support independent bookstores.The move introduces Spotify as a potential rival to Amazon.com, which currently leads the online book retail market and operates Audible, the dominant audiobook provider.“We want to expand the audience for books,” said Owen Smith, Spotify’s global head of audiobooks, regarding the company’s move into physical book sales.The expansion represents Spotify’s latest attempt to strengthen its broader content ecosystem beyond music streaming, as it seeks additional revenue opportunities and deeper engagement with its user base.Spotify stock price

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Spotify Distributes Record $11 Billion to Music Industry in 2025January 28, 2026 4:06 PM
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Spotify (NYSE:SPOT) said it paid out more than $11 billion to artists, labels and rights holders in 2025, marking the largest annual payout to the music industry ever made by a single retailer.The Sweden-based streaming group said in a blog post on Wednesday that total payouts increased by over 10% compared with 2024. Independent artists and labels accounted for around half of the royalties distributed during the year, underscoring their growing presence on the platform.Spotify has been stepping up efforts to keep established artists engaged while attracting new creators, as competition intensifies with rivals such as YouTube and Apple in the global music-streaming market.For context, YouTube disclosed in October that it had paid more than $8 billion to the music industry over the 12 months from July 2024 to June 2025.“Since Spotify pays out two-thirds of all music revenue to the industry – almost 70% of what we take in – as Spotify revenues grow, music payouts have grown as well,” the company said in the blog post.Spotify added that the remaining share of its revenue is reinvested into the platform to support the expansion of formats beyond music, including podcasts, video content and audiobooks.The company has recently raised prices for its premium subscription plans in several regions as it looks to improve profitability and capitalize on its scale. Spotify reported 713 million monthly active users at the end of the third quarter.Spotify stock price

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No rogan podcasts??? Cowards

Pain just starting here. They had a chance to stand up for free speech and bowed to the mob. Selling position and going short Monday AM.

adding a covid advisory to the site
soon they will be moderating every posting
but who are the moderators

Always loved Neils music. But I am an American who cherishes Freedom.
Neil started this with his communist tendencies. There was room for both him and Rogan on Spotify. The more views and songs the better. I will be investing in Spotify. Unless they cave to communist pressures.

It’s going down for sure! Spotify free the line in the wrong direction!

Peeps are pretty passed about this Rogan thing.
I think we're gonna see a HOOD situation here, bottom is unknown at this time

$SPOT should buy $FDBL ? https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/08/05/2275287/0/en/Friendable-s-Fan-Pass-Livestream-Mobile-App-Approved-by-the-Apple-App-and-Google-Play-Stores-Now-Available-for-Download.html

$SPOT Spotify Technology S.A. (SPOT)
Book Value Per Share (mrq) 16.9

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Total Debt (mrq) 1.85B

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Sub $250 looks like a buying opp imo

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Guys my stepbrother is very close to winning a year of getting paid on Spotify for doing what he loves if u could drop a like by 3pm est it mean the world

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Beautiful stock!!!
Going over 300 soon!!

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Even more BULLISH on SPOT v $AAPL Battle.

The EU has the reputation of disliking big Tech, Google is the prime example. While they Big Tech companies have faced an occasional trip to face congress in the USA, the EU have stung them with sizable fines. This is just another battle that AAPL did not need, after the QCOM case cost them approx $5.5 Billion. If indeed AAPL are found to break anti competitive laws in Europe this could open the floodgates to many such cases. Considering that AAPl are currently taking a 30% cut from Spotify a judgement against AAPL would have huge implications on SPOT's revenue and profit.