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Posted by Dale Buss on March 28, 2012 09:00 AM

Vows review after captain goes berserk in mid-air (and a New York Post punning cover).
Los Angeles Dodgers sell for record $2 billion to group including Magic Johnson.
Foxconn banks on Apple future with Sharp investment. And in other news:
Airbus faces more woes as A380s abandon flights.
BATS chairman plans to give up post.
Bank of America turns focus to overseas markets.
Budweiser snags naming rights at Texas Rangers' center field.
EBay targets growth in India.
Fox pulls trailer for Ben Stiller movie Neighborhood Watch in wake of Trayvon Martin death.
GM consolidates global Chevrolet ad account with Omnicom and Interpublic.
Goldman Sachs bows to pressure on board structure.
Jamba Juice expands its presence in schools and its own hiring.
Nokia pins smartphone hopes on China.
Paris becomes Europe's healthcare IPO hub.
Princeton Review decides to sell test-preparation unit.
RockYou fined by FTC for leading kids' data.
Tyson admits "pink slime" controversy hurts beef demand.
Wendy's hires former P&G exec as new CMO.
Zipcar launches pilot EV-sharing program in Chicago
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