Spotify hikes prices for Aussie users
Popular music streaming platform Spotify has confirmed that they will be raising their prices from $11.99 to $12.99 a month for Premium users.
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Streaming’s price hikes: Spotify is set to get more expensive: reports
Spotify plans to raise the price of its advertisement-free premium streaming plan by $1 a month, sources told the Wall Street Journal on Friday, as the streaming giant looks to remain competitive in a growing streaming marketplace, following similar moves by Netflix and Peacock.
Threads’ user engagement plummets after explosive start
Threads has seen a 70% decline in active daily users since its July 7 peak, according to market intelligence firm Sensor Tower.
Bill Gates is backing a secret startup drilling for limitless clean energy
Koloma has raised $91 million to drill for hydrogen continuously generated underground. If it succeeds, it could turbocharge the clean energy revolution — and tap a $1 trillion market.
The AI chatbot that has helped treat 3 million people
With millions of patients under its belt, digital health startup K Health is looking to scale its artificial intelligence technology in hospitals, starting with new strategic investor Cedars-Sinai.
Last minute appeal to kill historic $69 billion Microsoft-Activision deal is denied – here’s what it means
Microsoft still needs to satisfy U.K. regulators to finally close the deal.
Fast-Fashion giant Shein’s rise built on ‘systematic’ IP theft, new lawsuit claims
Three artists allege that Shein is using an automated software approach to design that both intentionally and unintentionally copies the work of human designers.
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It’s going to take 30 years and up to $368 billion for Australia to get just eight nuclear submarines. That’s a problem. Local start ups have a thousand solutions.