Warner Music 1Q Rev Down, Co Strikes Spotify, Tempo-License Deals
Warner Music Group's fiscal first-quarter earnings rose on lower expenses, but revenue fell and the record company struck a brace of deals in an effort to better capture profits from growing music consumption in the digital world.
Warner Music Group beats EPS forecast in Q1 2024
Warner Music Group has acquired a controlling stake in Tempo Music, the owner of a catalog of song rights spanning recordings ...
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Spotify and Warner Music Group (WMG) have unveiled a new multi-year agreement that covers both recorded music and music ...
Warner Music Group said on Thursday it has acquired a controlling stake in Tempo Music, helping it expand its intellectual ...
Warner Music struck a new deal with Spotify ending the companies’ disputes over a 'bundling' subscription option, as part of ...
After signing a multi-year deal with UMG last month, Spotify has done the same with Warner Music Group to strengthen its ...
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Providence Equity Partners will retain a minority stake in the firm that has bought rights from top songwriters, artists, and ...
Spotify (SPOT) has signed a new recording and publishing agreement with Warner Music Group (WMG). This multiyear agreement ...
Spotify and Warner Music Group , which owns labels behind artists such as Ed Sheeran and Dua Lipa, signed a new multi-year ...
Warner Music Group explained in the new filing that its recorded music revenue growth in the quarter (calendar Q4) was impact ...
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