Wikileaks spoofed Mastercard's "Priceless" campaign this week. Watch the spot below, along with new perfume commercials featuring Scarlett Johansson and Christina Aguilera, plus place branding with a twist and more.Continue reading...

BlackBerry owner RIM challenged on BBX name.

Buffalo Wild Wings succeeds with strong attachment to football-watching.

Capital One targets small businesses with Spark credit-card program.

Chipotle growth beats expectations.

Cinnabon makes TV advertising debut.

DirecTV threatens to pull Fox networks amid carriage dispute.

Facebook royalty Randi Zuckerberg breaks out on her own.Continue reading...

Apple sees PC cannibalization by iPad drop.

AutoNation car dealer network gets thrown for a spin by Japanese car-supply problems.

Barnes & Noble hits one million Nook app downloads.

BP tries to salvage Russian deal.

Dish Network taps former Sirius head Joseph Clayton to replace founder Charlie Ergen as CEO.

Fox puts faith in Simon Cowell's The X Factor for fall prime-time schedule.

IMF head arrest in sexual-assault case roils worlds from French politics to euro zone debt.Continue reading...

BP's top cap appears to be working (but could "take years") as oil slick spreads and Obama slams BP on NBC's Today Show, pledges compensation for all.

Analysts agree with Steve Jobs that Apple's new iPhone features mark "biggest leap" since the original.

Google's got FIFA fever: search for World Cup, find soccer matches by nation (& scroll down to the footer).

Yahoo! signs David Beckham as its first global ambassador to help promote its World Cup coverage.Continue reading...

Kotex now employs the Kardashian family. [Village Voice]

Apple fans scramble for the iPad ... which is banned in Israel. [Reuters | CS Monitor]

UA, Continental in merger talks. [Reuters]

KFC goes pink to support breast cancer research. [QSR]

GE develops light bulb that lasts 17 years. [PC World]

Toyota's US ruling on safety tests delayed. [Detroit Free Press | USA Today] Continue reading...