Lady Gaga’s album has steep drop in sales
After last week’s strong sales debut, Lady Gaga’s album “Born This Way” has seen a sharp decrease in sales. The superstar’s record sold more than a million copies in its first week, but for week two only 174,000 were sold, according to Billboard. Of course, Lady Gaga’s album was on…
Vettel claims pole ahead of Ferrari pair in Montreal
World champion Sebastian Vettel continued his domination of the Formula One season as he claimed pole position Saturday for the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal. The runaway title leader clocked a time of one minute 13.014 seconds on the testing street circuit to hold off the Ferrari pair of Fernando…
The legacy of Ireland’s ‘bail-out’ minister
Brian Lenihan, the former Irish finance minster for Fianna Fail who Friday died of pancreatic cancer aged 52, played a pivotal role in the country’s bailout, following its near economic collapse. It was Lenihan who fronted the 2008 legislation that guaranteed full repayment of loans lent to the banks by…
Finals Preview: When Miami has the ball
Three teams finished the regular season in the top 10 in both points scored and allowed per possession. Two of them now meet in the Finals, a reminder that the “defense wins championships” cliché is far too simplistic to explain a complicated game. The Heat took out three mediocre offensive…
Wary investors shift focus to jobs
The economy and jobs will be front and center this week — whether investors like it or not. The agenda is heavy on economic reports and culminates with the release on Friday of the government’s monthly jobs report. 3920Print CNNMoney’s survey of economists forecasts that the U.S. economy created…
Why Google TV isn’t dead yet
Google TV is a flop so far. Consumers don’t seem to care, the TV networks don’t like it and most big gadget manufacturers haven’t started selling it yet. But Google TV is not dead yet. This is the sort of product that — like Android, Google’s mobile phone operating system…