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The Wondry. I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily. It's Friday, September 7th.

Yeah, it's almost the weekend, and that's a good reason to take a breath. But here's another. Breathing, as in meditation, is really good business.

Over the last few years, consumers have shown more and more interest in all kinds of self-care,

and we're looking to our smartphones for help.

Revenues from self-care apps jumped 40% this year.

This year's Star Player, an app called Calm.

Last year, Apple named it the best iPhone app of any kind.

Calm and Headspace are attracting millions of subscribers. And they're attracting

millions of dollars in investment, too. In June, Calm raised $27 million in venture capital,

with a valuation of a quarter of a billion dollars. By last year, Headspace, one of the first and most well-known meditation

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