In the News: J&J, Vita, Linsanity & more

Anheuser-Busch InBev considers bid for European brewer StarBev.

Apple defends rights to iPad name in Shanghai court.

Barnes & Noble sees profits crimped by digital investments.

Carbonite encourages planning for loss.

Comcast takes aim at Netflix.

Ford boosts pay for directors by 25 percent.

General Mills and Kraft promise to hold line on marketing spending in tough environment.

Google expects to sell head's-up display glasses by year's end.

Hostess faces criticism for bid to shed union deal in bankruptcy.

Jamba buys Talbott Teas.

Jeremy Lin 'linsanity' continues as Knicks' star gets wooed by brands.

JetBlue partners to build kids' playgrounds for Kaboom.

Johnson & Johnson picks new CEO as questions grow about problems with company's hip implant.

LVMH plans to enter jewelry retail business in India.

Mattle uses augmented reality for Barbie's dream closet campaign.

Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom makes bail in New Zealand.

Microsoft sues Motorola Mobility over web video fair use.

NBC struggles to keep initial footing for Smash.

Peugeot and General Motors discuss alliance to deal with weak European market.

Shell bids $1.6 billion for African explorer Cove Energy.

Sonic social campaign returns "out of work" spokesman.

Sony launches Playstation Vita.

Square hopes to put iPads in New York City taxis.

Tencent pivots from PC to iPhone for ads in China.

Wynn Resorts defends ouster of key investor.

Zipcar invests in Wheelz, a campus car-sharing service.

& Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum meet for crucial GOP presidential debate tonight in Arizona.