brand news
Posted by Dale Buss on August 21, 2012 09:01 AM
Apple becomes biggest-capitalized company in U.S. history.
Augusta National admits first women: Condi Rice and an investment banker.
Barnes & Noble to offer Nook in U.K.
Best Buy suspends outlook amid slump and copes with tepid reception for new CEO.
Dreamworks inks distribution deal with Fox.
Facebook sees another early investor leave.
Heineken succeeds in Asia Pacific Breweries bid.
Liberty Media wants control of SiriusXM.
McDonald's pushes mobile-payments cooperation with PayPal.
Nike sets new store rules for security because of rabid shoe fans as the company tests price limits with new $300 shoe from LeBron James.
Walmart makes layaway available a month earlier for holidays.
Yum! Brands likely to recover financially, analyst says.
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