Universal Music Group revenue rises 13.3% on streaming prices
Universal Music Group reported that its revenue increased by 13.3 percent. The rise was driven by higher prices for music streaming services.
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Universal Music Group reported that its revenue increased by 13.3 percent. The rise was driven by higher prices for music streaming services. The company said streaming now makes up a large part of its income.
Why it matters
Higher revenue shows that people are willing to pay more for streaming music. It also indicates the music industry is adapting to digital sales.
- What caused Universal Music Group's revenue to go up?
- The increase came from higher prices charged for streaming music.
- How much did the revenue rise?
- It rose by 13.3 percent compared to the previous period.
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Universal Music Group revenue rises 13.3% on streaming prices
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