John J. Riccardo, who as chairman and CEO of Chrysler recruited Lee Iacocca before stepping aside as the automaker neared bankruptcy, has died at 91. In his autobiography, Iacocca said of Riccardo, "But one thing was perfectly clear: John was sacrificing himself to save the company. He was over his head and he knew it. He blew himself out of the water to bring Chrysler back to life. And that is the test of a real hero."

Nicolas Vuignier, a professional skier from Switzerland, went skiing down a mountain while swinging an iPhone 6 above his head like a snow cowboy. Now he has over 3 million views on a video he uploaded last week. Amazingly, no iPhones were harmed in the filming of this experiment, which yielded an insanely awesome 360 effect. Plus, it sells the video clarity and image-stabilization feature of the iPhone 6 better than anything Apple has come out with in a while.

Bud Light Lime-A-Rita is subbing in Nelly for Lionel Ritchie. The rapper's 2002 song "Hot in Herre" backs a new ad for the flavored malt beverage that comes as Anheuser-Busch InBev plots a major investment in the struggling brand. The ad marks the beginning of a fresh campaign describing Rita as a "bold margarita."

Kale has become so trendy that it's been called "a four-letter word," but that isn't stopping PepsiCo's Naked Juice brand from making the dark, leafy and nutritious vegetable the centerpiece of its latest US national advertising campaign that focuses on locally contextualized marketing in a handful of cities where the PepsiCo-owned brand sells best.

"We find Manny Pacquiao's comments abhorrent," the company said in a statement. "Nike strongly opposes discrimination of any kind and has a long history of supporting and standing up for the rights of the LGBT community." Based on Pacquiao's comments, a spokesman confirmed that he is no longer on the company's endorsement roster. Pacquiao, 37, had endorsed Nike for a little more than eight years.

The Chicago rapper has been tweeting incessantly over the past few days about how he needs more money to create more of his music. And he's been tweeting all of his accomplishments. So someone put all of that together into a resume, and Pizza Hut UK let West know that he wasn't quite up to their standards.

With its investment in Groupon, Alibaba is now testing an online market so tough it once scared off Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos - no stranger to razor-thin margins. After Groupon's latest quarterly results, it's easy to see why. The daily coupon site posted an operating loss and net loss in the fourth quarter, as sales rose just 3.8% year-over-year. Those same profit metrics were in the black in the year-earlier period.

Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx and Charles Rivkin, assistant secretary of state for economic and business affairs, signed a civil aviation agreement Tuesday morning at the Hotel Nacional in Havana that will allow the first scheduled airline service between the two countries in more than 50 years. Transportation Minister Adel Yzquierdo Rodrguez and Alfredo Cordero, president of Cuba's Institute of Civil Aviation, signed for Cuba.

Airbus and Boeing announced modest aircraft orders at the Singapore Airshow on Wednesday that indicated a lull in demand for the big manufacturers after the 2014 show hauled in more than $30 billion of deals. Airbus announced an order for six A350-900s, valued at $1.8 billion at list prices from Philippine Airlines. Boeing announced a deal for 12 of its 737 jets with a privately-owned Chinese carrier Okay Airways, valued at $1.3 billion.

Raphael, 49, who now leads Hyundai Motor America's key Western sales region, will manage the summer launch of the Genesis G90, which replaces the Hyundai Equus flagship sedan. It will be closely followed by a lightly updated version of the Hyundai Genesis, renamed the Genesis G80 for model year 2017. Raphael will assume the new position March 1.