Walmart copes with fallout from revelations of bribery in Mexico.
Chrysler aims new Dodge Dart at Millennials, opens new door to get suppliers' best ideas, and returns to China with new concept vehicle at Beijing Auto Show.
Disney accepts resignation of film chief after loss on John Carter, while more companies hire Disney Institute to help with customer service.
Amylin is searching for a buyer.
Audi sees demand surge in China and U.S.
Avon arrives late at e-commerce.
Banana Republic touts Starbucks' job creation campaign but sells little US-made merchandise.
Beam buys Pinnacle vodka.
Chipotle improves to pre-recession peak levels.
City National Bank's "Story Idol" spurs employee engagement.
Corn prices see sharp hike due to climate change.
The Hunger Games dethroned at the box office after four-week run.
E.F. Hutton name may return in startup by ex-executives.
Facebook and Google seen to be 'struggling' with mobile.
Ferrari chairman backs Europe's first privately-owned high-speed train.
GM to add 600 dealerships in China.
Google, eager to expand video advertising, pitches YouTube to small biz.
Honest Tea launches "Great Recycle" event marketing in NYC's Times Square.
Jeep signs on as US Olympics basketball team sponsor.
Kellogg cuts outlook for 2012, takes aim at snack food business.
Lamborghini introduces first SUV in two decades.
Marriott hits key milestone in Courtyard renovations.
McDonald's focuses on fundamentals.
Microsoft underscores strength and relevance in earnings report.
Nestle to buy infant-nutrition unit of Pfizer for $12 billion but expects difficult 2012.
Netflix counts on U.S. growth as overseas eats profits.
NimbleTV launches to stream pay TV onto web devices.
Starbucks secret menu revealed.
US Airways navigates tightrope in pushing for merger with American Airlilnes.
US travel industry taps Roseanne Cash as spokesperson.
US TV ratings take a collective nosedive.
Walgreen to pay $7.9 million to US Justice Dept.
Zynga pushes for real-money gaming option.
& New York Times looks into why consumers break up with clothing brands.
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