Headline Roundup: Overcoming Obstacles

Business owners are finding new ways to cope after a product recall. [CNN Money]

Fuel prices may be up and sales are down, but Carnival is still optimistic. [WSJ]

The New York Times has created a webisode focused on daily headlines. [Daily Finance]

Cisco invites Flip camera owners to produce 10-second video clips. [BrandFreak]

Fox network is ready to announce its acquisition of Conan O'Brien. [Contact Music]

Oprah Winfrey is under fire for skipping appearances to her own events. [LA Times]

Shaw's takes on replacement workers as its employee strike continues. [Boston Herald]

Walgreens increased its prescription prices, leading to a boost in sales. [NY Times]

Business is booming for clothing brand Esprit: it just opened a NYC flagship. [WWD]

JetBlue hopes to pull in consumers with a 48-hour "sample sale." [Consumerist]

MTV, VH1, Foursquare will collaborate to promote television shows. [Broadcasting & Cable]

Consumers spent 3% of their disposable income on clothing in 2009. [MJPerry]

HeyZap takes Facebook games away from the social-networking site. [TechCrunch]

The Discovery Channel adds 'Life' to the network and sees great ratings. [AP]