In the News: LG Cuts, News Corp. Loses, Weather Channel Wins

Posted by Dale Buss on August 30, 2011 08:52 AM

Books-A-Million wants to acquire 14 old Borders stores.

Google CEO faces unexpected challenges.

Harley-Davidson rides into Russian spotlight carrying Vladimir Putin.

Heinz looks to capture cost-conscious shoppers.

Innkeepers USA sues Cerberus.

Lady Gaga is accused of ripping off Annie Lennox.

LG Display cuts spending on flat-screen manufacturing.

News Corp. loses contract over hacking scandal.

Nokia styles comeback plan.

Nordstrom moves to free online shipping and returns.

Volvo and Scania are better prepared for any slowdown in trucks.

Weather Channel finds it's in season.

WikiLeaks switches tactics and leaves names of diplomatic sources in cables.

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