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Pan-Asian girl band looks to Snoop Dogg for help

The pan-Asian girl band Blush has been around for only 11 months but already has a track record more established groups might envy -- a single that hit number three on the U.S. dance music charts and rapper Snoop Dogg in one of their songs.

Poor folk making a TV comeback

What with the usual assortment of doctors, lawyers, ad executives, jingle writers and police showing up on your TV set, you would hardly believe that more than 14 million Americans are out of work.

Apple's iPod Turns 10: Is the Revolutionary MP3 Player Dying?

Ten years ago, Apple released the very first iPod, a deceptively simple media player that dramatically changed the way people listen to music. iPod is not the first MP3 player to appear in the world but it is the first to be sold to the masses and it finally revolutionized the music industry.

Review: Kelly Clarkson Stronger lives up to title

Kelly Clarkson's new album has been subject to more delays than the NBA season. But apparently the perpetual tweaking was a matter of fine-tuning, not desperation, since Stronger lives up to its title -- trumping not just the current pop-diva competition but all of Clarkson's previous albums, too.

Ex-Olympus CEO says in contact with FBI

The former chief executive of Olympus Corp said on Tuesday he was in contact with the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation , which is probing massive advisory fees linked to the Japanese company's takeover of a British company.

Wall St. down on Europe debt concerns, profits

Stocks fell on Tuesday after discouraging corporate outlooks cast a pall over the economy's outlook, while fresh doubts arose about European efforts to find a solution to the debt crisis.

UPS sees higher profits in slow-growing economy

United Parcel Service reported a higher quarterly profit as increased pricing, cost cutting and technology improvements helped compensate for domestic shipping volume dulled by a sluggish economy, and it affirmed its outlook for record 2011 results.

iPod godfather builds new Nest in Silicon Valley

Tony Fadell, known as the godfather of the iPod, has made a new gadget with the help of a small army of engineers and designers from Apple Inc and other tech giants including Google Inc and Microsoft Corp.

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