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Earlier this year, rap mogul Jay Z attempted to break into the expanding world of music streaming by placing a $56 million bid on the Norwegian company Aspiro, which owns the services Tidal and WiMP. It's not going quite as Hova planned, however, since Aspiro's minority owners have rejected his offer, More than 10 percent of the minority owners have blocked the bid, reports AFP. If Jay Z still hopes to buy the company, he will need to amend his offer, either by coughing up more money or by agreeing to a lower percentage of the company; he previously sought a 90 percent stake. ...
Earlier this year, rap mogul Jay Z attempted to break into the expanding world of music streaming by placing a $56 million bid on the Norwegian company Aspiro, which owns the services Tidal and WiMP. It's not going quite as Hova planned, however, since Aspiro's minority owners have rejected his offer, More than 10 percent of the minority owners have blocked the bid, reports AFP. If Jay Z still hopes to buy the company, he will need to amend his offer, either by coughing up more money or by agreeing to a lower percentage of the company; he previously sought a 90 percent stake. ...
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