Headline Roundup: Click To Buy

Luxury brand Cartier will finally open an online store for American shoppers. [WWD]

PayPal's new app allows for money transfers via smartphone. [TechCrunch]

Designers are trying harder to appeal to consumers rather than create trends. [NY Times]

A Burger King new promotion puts consumers' mugs on sandwich wrappers. [BrandFreak]

Phillips-van Heusen spent $3 billion to acquire the Tommy Hilfiger company. [NY Times]

Sports channel Versus is back on the air thanks to a Comcast-DirecTV deal. [LA Times]

India banned Fashion TV for the second time due to indecent exposure. [Independent UK]

Virgin America flight attendants participate in a new reality show called 'Fly Girls.' [WSJ]

Model Gisele Bundchen designed an eco-friendly skincare line for Sejaa Pure Skincare. [People]

According to Hitwise, Facebook is the U.S.'s most-clicked website. [Daily Finance]

Procter & Gamble aims to become more green with a new campaign. [Boston Herald]

Twitter doesn't quite announce its ad strategy at SXSW as planned. [Adweek]

The Augusta National Golf Club's 2010 Masters Tournament will air in 3-D. [Business Insider]

It isn't available for purchase just yet, but iPad batteries already have a cost. [AP]