Headline Roundup: Cut It Out

Sam's Club downsizes by cutting 11,200 employees. [NY Times]

Boeing Co. and Airbus unite despite differences, find new airliner. [WSJ]

BMW designs an SUV for the Mini Cooper. [CNN Money]

Wyclef Jean's Yele Haiti hires a new accountant. [CNN Money]

British Holiday Inns give customers an interesting option: pre-warmed beds. [Consumerist]

Sirius XM can no longer afford Howard Stern's $110M contract. [Business Week]

AT&T, Apple iPhone exclusivity soon comes to an end. [Business Insider]

Honey Dew Donuts is new competition for Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts. [Boston Herald]

Supermarket heavyweight Tesco will turn books into movies. [Daily Mail]

Google's Nexus One censors speech-to-text messages. [Engadget]

Obama wants to break up America's banks. [Independent]

GM predicts 2 million of its cars will sell in China this year. [Daily Finance]

Mother in New York, leading ad agency, now markets Sweet 'N Low. [Brandweek]

Chrysler credits its success on revamped brands. [NY Times]