brand news
Posted by Dale Buss on May 20, 2011 09:00 AM

Apple signs music labels for cloud-based service, and denies claim by Amazon that “app store” is a generic term.
BP settles with partner in Gulf spill.
Coca-Cola creates chief sustainability officer position.
Frito-Lay rewards Cheetos fans for goofing off.
Goldman Sachs executives brace for subpoenas in mortgage investigation.
Honda recalls 2012 Civic for fuel line defect.
IMF is a reportedly a chauvinist haven.
Lance Armstrong refutes new doping allegations.
Liberty Media bids to acquire Barnes & Noble.
LinkedIn IPO-price surge sets the stage for offerings from more internet companies.
Nivea's centennial marketing blitz pegged at €1bn.
Prada wins approval for a $2-billion IPO in Hong Kong, Bloomberg says.
Sbarro mulls sale instead of Chapter 11.
SABMiller boosted by Africa sales.
Tokyo Electric Power posts $15-billion loss, record in Japanese history.
Twitter gives users more control of personal data.
& UK tabloid The Sun may have faked the "Botox Mom" story.
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