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AARP sues over reverse mortgages. 

Adidas opens women's concept store in Seoul.

Asahi hits roadblock in Australia push.

BMW to expand lineups of EVs and hybrids.

Daimler and Rolls-Royce launch bid for Tognum.

Dynegy faces Chapter 11.

EADS swings to profit on stronger Airbus sales.

Eli Lilly back on growth track.

Ford looks to Southeast Asia for growth.

FTC to take another look at alcohol advertising.

Galleon Group insider-trading case involving founder Raj Rajaratnam opens.

GM focuses on innovation in India. 

Gillette and Pepsi recognized for green efforts.

Godiva updates retail stores.

Harvard and MIT rank as the most prestigious universities.

ING must sell its US online banking business.

NPR fires executive after controversial remarks.

Nokia Siemens postpones Motorola deal again.

P&G turns Febreze into a $1-billion brand.

Safeway outlines dividend plan.

SEC chairwoman faces ethics inquiry.

Sprint talks with T-Mobile USA about merger.

Toronto vote today could bring TV to schools.

Toyota aims for $12-billion profit by 2015.

Walgreen sells pharmacy benefits ops.

Zite app launch gathers praise.

And political unrest in the Midwest spreads to Michigan.