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Spotify's Top 10 most streamed tracks

The Canadian PressMay 7, 2013 19:17
The following list represents the top streamed tracks on Spotify from Monday, April 29, to Sunday, May 5: UNITED STATES 1. Macklemore 2. Daft Punk, "Get Lucky — Radio Edit" (Columbia Records) 3. Imagine Dragons, "Radioactive" (Interscope Records) 4. Justin Timberlake, "Mirrors" (RCA Records) 5. P!nk, "Just Give Me a Reason" (RCA Records) 6. Macklemore 7. Icona Pop feat. Charli XCX, "I Love It" (Big Beat Records/Atlantic) 8. Bruno Mars, "When I Was Your Man" (Atlantic Records) 9. Justin Timberlake featuring Jay-Z, "Suit

Former Sony CEO Stringer to retire

March 11, 2013 04:15
Howard Stringer, the first foreigner to lead Japanese electronics giant Sony during some of its most challenging times, has announced he will retire from the struggling firm. The Welsh-born American stepped down as chief executive in February last year to become the non-executive chairman, a job title that often precedes retirement in major Japanese firms. And on Friday the 71-year-old said he would leave the firm that he headed during a tumultuous period that included an embarrassing data breach at its online gaming service and struggles in its money-losing television unit.

Newcomers and veterans celebrated in pre-Grammy festivities

February 10, 2013 08:00
By Piya Sinha-Roy LOS ANGELES, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Music's biggest names gathered to celebrate the trailblazers and veterans of their industry at music producer Clive Davis's annual pre-Grammy party, remembering Whitney Houston and honoring the work of Epic Records' L.A. Reid. Last year's pre-Grammy festivities was marred by the sudden death of Houston in a bathtub at the same hotel a few hours before Davis' party.

Singer Barry Manilow ill, Broadway comeback delayed

January 24, 2013 19:00
Jan 24 (Reuters) - Singer Barry Manilow on Thursday canceled the opening night and three other performances of his Broadway comeback run after coming down with bronchitis, according to Manilow's website. The cancellations threaten to upend the "Could It Be Magic" singer's return to Broadway following a more than two-decade absence. The concerts, which had been slated for Thursday through Sunday, will be made up in February and March, his website said. Manilow, 69, will try to perform on Tuesday, the next scheduled show.
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