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Moves News is our roundup of the latest job moves and promotions in the music industry.

Apple Music has canvassed its in-house curators for its '2022 So Far: Top Tracks and Trends' report.

This is part of some wider forecasts for the overall music streaming market, which J.P. Morgan expects to be worth $55bn by 2025.

We don’t often report on music business job appointments, but we make occasional exceptions when it’s a Music Ally alumnus: Juan Paz has been named as Global Head of Latin Music Business for Apple Music, Music Ally has...

K-Pop stars BTS are turning their hands to radio presenting, with a three-part show that will be exclusive to Apple Music.

Their partnership has expanded with more detailed reporting, including user trends and daily, weekly and monthly data.

It's fair to say that tickets for Harry Styles' 'One Night Only in New York' concert this Friday (20 May) have reached the hen's-teeth level of rarity.

Our spring 2022 quarterly report is for anyone who engages with music streaming platforms and wants to maximise their success on them: i.e. you, quite probably.  In this report, we take a comprehensive look at the state...

No surprise that Apple continues to be in rude health as a business, posting revenues of $92.28bn in the first quarter of 2022.

Spotify and Apple Music have revealed the names of the latest musicians they are supporting in their emerging artist programs.

Apple Music was one of the first streaming services to properly license DJ mixes, and it was also one of the first to go hard on surround-sound 'spatial audio' music.

Artist James Blake had a new track featured on Apple Music's homepage last week, and there's an interesting story behind it.