An economy grows around Britney
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NEW YORK Â In the days after the Britney Spears soap opera rode a police-escorted gurney to its apex, celeb-mag sales spiked, traffic jammed gossip Web sites, tabloid TV ratings rose and paparazzi photo prices surged.
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KELOWNA, BC - The federal government and the provinces will have more money than expected because the economy has been growing faster than forecast, Prime Minister Paul Martin said Tuesday.
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The maker of office furniture generates solid growth.
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Troubled pop star Britney Spears was recently spotted trying on a wedding dress.
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There's more to growth than just a high growth rate.
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The salon where Britney Spears shaved her hair off is seeking bids of more than $1m for the singer's locks.
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The economy expanded faster than expected in the last quarter of 2006 and remains strong.
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The Material Girl made the most money touring this year.
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Britney Spears, who is pregnant with her second child, says she&#039;s not ready to retire from performing.
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The court extended the conservatorship of Britney Spears on Thursday, and took actions intended to give her father and a lawyer access to money in the pop singer's trust to cover her needs.
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Broadway's finances are boosted in 2004 by a rise in foreign visitors plus several successful new openings.
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The latest snapshot shows an economy that has returned to a moderate economic expansion of about 3 percent. At this pace, the economy is not growing fast enough to create large numbers of jobs
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Economic growth is booming in countries like India and China where American popular culture does not dominate.
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Britney Spears hasn't had a hit in years. MTV stopped playing music videos years ago.
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Barbra Streisand's European tour has created a mild economic boom for the pool of musicians left behind in New York.
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Troubled pop star Britney Spears, who is working on a comeback, has recorded a song about her messy divorce with Kevin Federline.
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MANILA (Dow Jones)--Election-related spending and a resilient services sector spurred the Philippine economy to grow more strongly than expected in the