Spotify’s share price soars on the New York Stock Exchange

On Friday, June 8, Spotify’s share price closed on the New York Stock Exchange at an all-time high on Friday. This is, possibly, a direct consequence of the news that Spotify is starting to strike direct, non-exclusive licensing deals with artists and managers.

The below market summary, via Google Finance, shows how Spotify’s stock price consistently climbed in the eight trading days following Tuesday, May 29 – up to $171.48 at the close of last week.

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