In the News: Linsanity, Yahoo, Porsche and more

Jeremy Lin signs free agent deal with Houston Rockets, ending "Linsanity" in NYC if the Knicks don't make him a better offer.

Yahoo considers CEO of Hulu for top job.

Porsche tries to adjust to Volkswagen embrace.

Anheuser-Busch encourages responsible drinking.

Bausch & Lomb could go public by year-end.

Chevrolet plans to show off vehicles at MLB All-Star Game in Kansas City next week.

Chuck E. Cheese burns long-time voice with new mascot.

Dynegy files for bankruptcy.

GlaxoSmithKline tries to shake marketing questions about Advair.

Li Ning of China shakes up management.

Nabisco lifted buzz among young adults with Gay Pride Oreo salute.

News Corp. split may encourage Time Warner to spin off Time Inc.

Nordstrom and TJX shine while retailers in between suffer.

Olympus and Apple join Google with wearable computing.

Peugeot denies seeking state aid as sales dive.

Samsung gets boost from smartphones.

Supervalu counts on being "hyperlocal" to help fuel turnaround.

Walgreens acquires a Mid-South drug-store chain.

Walmart and Carrefour kept waiting to enter India.

WikiLeaks sees Hollywood studios spar over its story.

& 7-Eleven to debut mini tacos.