BMG And Spotify Sign New Us Direct Licensing Agreement
ReutersOct 8, 2025 1:08 PM
Oct 8 (Reuters) - Spotify Technology SA SPOT.N:
BMG AND SPOTIFY SIGN NEW US DIRECT LICENSING AGREEMENT
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