The audio-streaming platform is setting records as subscribers pay for premium services.
Imagine a scenario where the Vikings trade up to draft Drake Maye, putting him in the same division with Caleb Williams and Jordan Love. Isn't that fun?
Spotify stock surged after the audio-streaming company swung to a first-quarter profit. Shares jumped over 14% to trade at around $312.90, putting the stock on track for its highest close since March 2021.