JP Morgan steals WaMu’s deposit base, just months after stealing Bear Stearns (Bloomberg)

The Fed takes over AIG (International Herald Tribune)

Best Buy purchases Napster (Atlanta Business Chronicle)

Buffett’s HomeServices unit looks for vulture real estate brokerage acquisitions with its cash hoard (Bloomberg)

Coca-Cola pays dearly for Chinese fruit-juice maker (Bloomberg)

Is Kerkorian interested in owning MGM for the fourth time? (Hollywood Reporter)

Dubai buys a stake in Cirque de Soleil (Hollywood Reporter)

Bank of America will buy back stock and stick with its healthy dividend (San Francisco Business Times)

The complex dance between Jerry Yang and Microsoft continues in Sun Valley (NY Times)

InBev reaches deal to purchase Budweiser (Wall Street Journal)

Yahoo scoffs at Microsoft’s latest “absurd” takeover offer (Mercury News)

InBev ups the ante in its bid for Bud (Atlanta Business Chronicle)

Ken Lewis reaffirms his belief that BofA’s Countrywide purchase will pay off (LA Times)

Seller’s remorse, when founders regret selling their entrepreneurial babies (NY Times)

InBev makes Bud an all-cash offer (Bloomberg)

Smucker’s purchases Folgers using the reverse Morris Trust tax savings chicanery (Washington Post)

The days of the mega-buyouts are over for now (Financial Week)

Carl Icahn continues pressure on Yahoo (Washington Post)

Steve Ballmer discusses Yahoo (Washington Post)

GM is considering shedding its Hummer line (Washington Post)