Posted by Dale Buss on June 14, 2011 09:00 AM

AMD tries to close gap in chip-power consumption with Intel.
Apple and Nokia settle patent litigation.
Avis brands consolidate across the Atlantic with acquisition.
Big Ass Fans turns a commodity and memorable name into a brand.
Citigroup hackers got in through company’s customer website.
Disney raises theme-park prices.
Ericsson to buy Telcordia software company.
GM seeks to invest $100M in tech startups.
Google buys online-ad company.
Hulu reloads for summer with three exclusive UK series.
Lexus debuts new ad campaign with technology focus.
LinkedIn privacy changes point to social ads.
Mark Cuban emerges from NBA victory of his Dallas Mavericks smelling like a rose to brands.
Microsoft exec says PCs will remain “relevant” even amid tablet growth.
Nestle faces pressures in emerging markets.
NFL teams trim salaries as lockout talks drag on.
Nissan fumbles with start of US production of Leaf.
Panasonic eyes lead in “eco-innovation” with new campaign.
Perkins & Marie Callender’s files for bankruptcy protection.
Scotts Miracle-Gro looks for new high on medical marijuana.
Unilever targets growth in India and Indonesia.
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