Skin-tight jeans: Love songs (and a Bible quote) for business

Mind the gap: Lululemon founder Chip Wilson, who sparked controversy with this comments about how 'some women's bodies just actually don't work for it' and 'it's really about the rubbing through the thighs,' has quit the company's board and is working on a new venture. (Teenage Dream/Katy Perry)

Former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn, on trial in France for 'aggravated pimping,' denies the charges, but admits involvement in sex parties. He just didn't know the women were, um, being paid. (Wasn't That A Party/Irish Rovers)

Tim Hortons has apologized for a 'moment of frustration.' That's one way to put it. The owner of a Tim Hortons in Vancouver poured a bucket of water on a homeless man asleep outside the outlet. (Water/The Who)

Target, we hardly knew ye. (Goodbye My Lover/James Blunt)

Prime Minister Stephen Harper's former chief of staff, Nigel Wright, who has now returned to Onex Corp., gave Senator Mike Duffy $90,000 to help cover expenses. (Take the Money and Run/The Steve Miller Band)

Actually, it was small. Just one-quarter of a percentage point in January. But the impact was deep, leaving us to speculate ... (The First Cut Is the Deepest/Cat Stevens)

... on another surprise in March or April that won't be all that surprising. (Oops! I did it again/Britney Spears)

The Bank of Canada is not talking down the loonie. It just happens to fall when Mr. Poloz and senior deputy governor Carolyn Wilkins say things. (Mamma Mia/ABBA)

OPEC's going to need clean windows as it hunkers down inside for a long fight after refusing to cut production. (Wrecking Ball/Miley Cyrus)

One wonders what Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi thinks of the price war against other global producers. (The Winner Takes It All/ABBA)

About that decision to seek the Alberta leadership, Mr. Prentice ... (Yesterday/The Beatles)

What a rush it must have been when Alexis Tsipras, seen here in 2012, swept to victory in Greece. And what a bum's rush it's going to be when the new prime minister sits down with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. (No Surrender/Bruce Springsteen)

Greece's new finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, went on a post-election tour to drum up support for easier bailout terms. When he ended his European trip with a visit to German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaueble, he came away with nothing. Not even a lousy T-shirt. (We Can Work It Out/The Beatles)

And he didn't fare much better at his first meeting with the euro zone's other finance ministers. (Satisfaction/The Rolling Stones)

Well, only one thing really matters in the end: Ms. Merkel's medicine. (Fix You/Coldplay)

All anyone wanted to know in the run-up to the last Fed meeting was whether or not chair Janet Yellen would continue to be patient in hiking rates.

In a major U.S. trading case, Rajat Gupta, once chief of McKinsey & Co., was sentenced prison for leaking information when he sat on the board of Goldman Sachs. (Do You Want To Know a Secret/The Beatles)