Google's Grand Plan for Android
Levinsohn Has Tough Job Ahead
LightSquared Files for Bankruptcy
Facebook IPO Price Is Boosted
Big-Name Games Could Revive Sales

Google reportedly is revising how it rolls out new Android versions and devices, which should give the tech giant greater control over features and apps and reduce the influence of wireless carriers.
The newest chief at Yahoo, interim CEO Ross Levinsohn, has carved an entire career out of making deals. Now, as the new head honcho at the embattled Internet icon, he needs to make plenty.
LightSquared, which hoped to create an independent wireless broadband network, filed for bankruptcy. Regulators blocked its plan because of concerns that its transmissions would interfere with GPS navigation.
Facebook increased the price range at which it plans to sell stock to the public, as investor enthusiasm in the offering continued to mount and boost the potential value of the popular social network.
Two much-anticipated games, Max Payne 3 and Diablo III, may bring respite from a five-month slump in video game retail sales, amid an underwhelming release schedule of potential hits.

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