AP - A high school student is suing Amazon.com Inc. for deleting an e-book he purchased for the Kindle reader, saying his electronic notes were bollixed, too.

AFP - Injured Formula One driver Felipe Massa will leave hospital on Monday to return to Brasil in a private jet, his personal physician Dino Altman said Friday.

Reuters - The Washington Post Co swung to a quarterly profit and revenue rose in the second quarter because of its education and cable television units, while advertising revenue at its namesake newspaper fell 20 percent.

AP - Benicio del Toro accepted a new Cuban government award for international artists at a ceremony in Havana on Thursday, while Bill Murray entertained a small audience by crooning from “As Time Goes By.

AP - A New York finance company that lent celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz $24 million has filed a lawsuit charging that she reneged on the deal.

BusinessWeek Online - Cash-strapped families taking out large student loans to pay tuition. College students graduating with thousands of dollars in debts. Stressed-out seniors working double-shifts to pay off loans. These aren’t new stories, but they’re becoming increasingly common at universities as the financial crisis drags on. With experts blaming students’ financial woes on risky loans and a lack of understanding of key money concepts, financial illiteracy in America is getting serious attention from universities around the country.

AP - Put four men and four women on a six-year space mission and what happens?

E! Online - They got knocked up together, but these days it’s more like they’re trying to knock each other out.

AP - Larry David says the on-screen reunion of the “Seinfeld” cast will be “tough to beat.”

Reuters - On the eve of the release of his latest movie, “Funny People,” Judd Apatow has signed a three-picture directing deal with Universal Pictures.