Coors looks to women to boost beer sales. (more)

Cadillac has taken the wraps off the 2010 SRX crossover it will introduce at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. (more)

LG high-def TVs to stream Netflix videos directly. (more)

Website plays Cupid to battlers of the bulge in India. (more)

Stop & Shop scans its way into future. (more)

The fallout from the horrific holiday season for retailers has begun -- meaning more empty storefronts and fewer brands on store shelves. (more)

An increasing number of British and Australian actors are adopting the American tongue for starring roles stateside. (more)

When to buy? When to sell? When to divorce? (more)

Consumers spend gas savings on groceries. (more)

Hollywood's happy, even without a record year. (more)

Restaurants serve up bonus-stuffed gift cards to combat slump. (more)

In a new book, David Denby rages against mean-spirited humor but misses the point. (more)

A woman going about daily activities with a beaver in tow was the most complained about ad in 2008. (more)

Teeth-whitening kiosks gain grimaces. (more)

Gillette sharpens its focus on women. (more)

Macworld, the annual tech gathering for the Apple faithful, opens with a cloud hanging over it. (more)

Microsoft recruit 1,000 women Xbox 360 advocates. (more)

Classic games find new life on iPhone. (more)

Unilever PLC is turning to a remake of the TV show "Ugly Betty" to help solve its Chinese beauty problem. (more)

Debate on definition surges as the hard-boiled genre revives. (more)

Georgia's video game industry heating up. (more)

Baskin-Robbins to offer new "healthy" ice cream. (more)

China targets Google in crackdown on pornography. (more)

Websites could be given film-style ratings. (more)

How caramel developed a taste for salt. (more)

A passenger plane has successfully completed a two-hour test flight partly powered by vegetable oil. (more)

When it comes to comfort foods, two words have the power to bestow a sense of contentment the world over -- chicken soup. (more)

A federal judge in Brooklyn has rejected a Liberian woman's religious reasons for smuggling endangered monkey meat into the country. (more)

A Tesco spokesman said that their stores all over Britain will soon be putting up their Easter displays. (more)