In the News: McDonald's, Starbucks, Google Wallet and more

Alexander McQueen brand expands to bespoke tailor on London's Savile Row.

American Airlines parent AMR reportedly eyeing bankruptcy court to void union contracts.

Angry Birds Space lands.

Apple antitrust suit would impact Amazon book monopoly.

Associated Press picks CEO successor.

AT&T reinvents the steering wheel.

Benihaha becomes target of takeover bids.

China factory activity shrinks in March.

Datsun revival seen as Nissan strategy not to devalue Infiniti.

Etch a Sketch roped into Romney campaign.

Fabergé polishes online boutique experience.

Ford announces $1B India plant, and introduces speed limiter feature.

Four Seasons L.A. launches lifestyle app.

Google reportedly rethinks mobile wallet strategy (as Pinkberry signs on) and explores audio-based ad-serving, while China holds up its Motorola deal.

The Hunger Games sells out advance tickets at more than 2,000 U.S. theaters.

Krispy Kreme looks to coffee to boost revenue.

Levi's asks people to #gowaterless and not to wash their jeans for World Water Day, while Twitter users are also urged to #closethetap.

McDonald's aims to stop using foam cups for hot drinks as CEO Jim Skinner announces retirement.

Nielsen and GroupM work to combine TV/online ratings.

Oprah Winfrey's OWN channel projected to lose $143M this year.

P&G marketing chief Marc Pritchard urges "do and learn" philosophy in keynote speech.

Red Bull Total Zero sugarless beverage readies U.S. launch.

Rite Aid's Wellness Plus customer loyalty program draws scrutiny from investors.

Solo Cup to be acquired for $1B.

Starbucks gets into energy drinks with Refreshers brand, continues evolving into supermarket supplier.

Tag Heuer argues that Seiko parts won't devalue luxury watch brand status.

TCBY makes its premium frozen yogurt available at home.

Tim Tebow finalizes New York Jets deal.

Twitter turns six with over 140 million users.

Unilever crowdsources tech ideas for sustainability.

Wagon Wheels relaunches in the UK.

West Ham faces Olympic Stadium fight as they lose battle for naming rights.

Zynga said to pay $200 million for Draw Something app creator OMGPOP.

& Store brands groceries migrate to premium shelves.