Apple Begins Selling Beatles Music Through ITunes
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Apple Inc. began offering Beatles songs through iTunes for the first time, ending an almost decade-long stalemate with the best-selling group.
The band’s 13 studio albums, along with boxed sets and single tracks are available, Cupertino, California-based Apple said today in a statement. ITunes, music’s largest retailer, is selling single tracks for $1.29 and a set of the band’s entire collection for $149.