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Weekly Subscription News: Fines, Fiction and Free

Featuring Klarna, Sweetgreen, Apollo and MoviePass

In this week’s subscription headlines, Klarna is trying to bring Chinese-style social shopping to the Western world. Meanwhile, major tech firms face hefty fines under a new digital consumer bill, over 25,000 Twitter users subscribe to Elon Musk’s exclusive tweets, and ESPN announces layoffs as Disney begins its next round of layoffs.

Klarna Is Trying to Bring Chinese-Style Social Shopping to the West
Tubefilter

Major Tech Firms Face Hefty Fines Under New Digital Consumer Bill
The Guardian

Nearly 25K Twitter Users Pay to Subscribe to Elon Musk’s Exclusive Tweets
Mashable

Spotify Tops Q1 Subscriber Targets to Hit 210M Paying Users, Revenue Misses
Variety

Fiction Podcast App Apollo Launches Apollo+ Subscription Service
PodNews

Sweetgreen Relaunches Subscription as Restaurants Weight Paid vs. Free Perks
PYMNTS

MoviePass Subscriptions Will Be Available at Walmart
Business Insider

ESPN Announces Layoffs as Part of Disney’s Moves to Cut Costs
NPR

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