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]
Cisco takes aim at China. [Reuters]
Nike's Tiger Woods ad turned off viewers. [Adweek]
Pizza Hut increases its minimum delivery price. [Consumerist]
Twitter exceeds 100 million users. [Reuters]
Swedish watchmakers are ready for 2010. [FT]
Volcanic ash disrupts global air travel. [Businessweek]
Trump brand continues growing with Melania. [NY Times]
Spirit Airlines uses humor to defuse complaints. [BrandFreak]
Hewlett-Packard gets caught in a sticky situation. [WSJ]
Will new U.S. soda tax impact brand sales? [Daily Finance]
Twitter poached a top executive from Google. [Business Insider]
BET keeps the attention of African-Americans. [Mediaweek]
Mattel profits from "Toy Story" and WWE figures. [BusinessWeek]
Video game revenue increased last month. [LA Times]
Earloomz makes accessories more entertaining. [BrandFreak]
Samsung denies claims that its products cause cancer. [AP | Reuters]
UN urges China business to go green. [Reuters]
YouTube spat between Google and Viacom heats up. [PaidContent]
Dell partners with Telefonica to extend mobile footprint. [MocoNews]
Lehman gets go-ahead to create asset management company. [Reuters]
Microsoft will check on conditions at China suppliers. [WSJ]
Ford takes top spot in Europe. [Detroit News]
IBM insists its suppliers go green. [NY Times]
Sony gooses PSP with motion control, 3D. [MSNBC | Inquirer]
Ford will launch a gas-conscious Fiesta this summer. [Detroit Free Press]
Google is being urged by Wall Street to think bigger. [AllThingsD]
Bruce Willis wants consumers to smell like him. [StyleWatch]