In the News: Dole, Charbucks, Zynga and more

Apple wins legal round in U.S. over iPad trade name in China.

Birds Eye commits to "GenVeg" effort to get kids to eat vegetables.

Chase pitches pre-paid debit cards.

Coca-Cola and PepsiCo carry calorie fight into New York subways.

Delta pulls ads from Comedy Central's The Daily Show.

Disney gets earnings boost from cable.

Dole considers breakup.

Domino's gluten-free crust challenged.

Facebook IPO bandwagon moves to Boston, ditches video.

Ford struggles with Thai suppliers after last fall's floods.

Fossil cuts outlook as shares drop.

Foursquare plans to roll out personalized coupons.

GlaxoSmithKline's bid for Human Genome Sciences turns hostile.

Green Mountain demotes execs over personal stock margin calls.

IMAX gets bigger run of The Avengers.

Jaguar revisits swinging '60s to challenge Porsche.

Madonna challenged over new perfume logo.

McDonald's sees April growth driven by "limited-time" offers.

Myspace settles privacy complaint.

NBC makes big push in reality series.

Occupy London tour targets City banks.

Quiznos says things are "Better Than Ever."

Sainsbury's price-matching strategy pays off.

Starbucks sues "Charbucks" purveyor.

T-Mobile rethinks pricing for video.

Toyota forecasts doubling profits, leaving tsunami woes behind.

Village People wins suit over song control.

Wendy's cuts forecast over W cheeseburger strategy.

Yahoo director plans to step down for CEO debacle.

Zynga sues French startup over "ville" name.