In the News: NASDAQ, Facebook, BP and more

Apple strikes pre-paid iPhone deal with Cricket as Foxconn woes continue.

BMW creates department-store feel at concept showroom in Paris.

BP reveals internal discord over oil spill estimates, and plans to sell stake in Russian venture.

Chrysler misses May sales target despite U.S. sales bump.

Corona invests in major outdoor and digital campaign for summer.

Disney names new film studio chairman.

Exxon Mobil plans major U.S. chemical plant.

Facebook sells "likes" in promoted posts move, and adds admin functions and post scheduling.

Formula One IPO may be delayed.

Google applies for more than 50 top-level domain names and starts asking retailers to pay.

JCPenney hits back at critics with two-dads ad for Father's Day.

LVMH wins key U.S. ruling in battle to protect Louis Vuitton brand from knock-offs.

Mars exposes unapparent benefits of eating Snickers in Russian ad.

NASDAQ plays tough with clients angry over Facebook.

RIM's woes seen speeding loss of BlackBerry users.

Sesame Street allegedly used in Guantanamo Bay interrogations, as Sesame Workshop downsizes.

Sirius head Mel Karmazin could be ousted in Liberty Media takeover.

Topshop threatens Asos with legal action over use of Topshop brand.

Viacom head says Paramount studio will be developing movies with consumer product potential.

Virgin Media preps rollout of underground WiFi service in London.

Walmart launches subscription-sampling service as labor practices come under scrutiny.