From the Wires

AP: PepsiCo Inc. says it will no longer label its Naked juices as being “all natural,” after a lawsuit complained that the drinks contain ingredients that don’t fit that bill.

BBC News: Mice were fooled into confusing a pleasant environment with an unpleasant one by a team of scientists that inserted false memories into the mice brains.

Treehugger: A dolphin in South Korea escaped captivity after four years of performing tricks, and found members of her original pod.

CNN: A surprise inspection by the Centers for Disease Control has resulted in a failing grade for one of the plushest cruise ships afloat.

The Wrap: A New York Times story Thursday claims the former Food Network star asked black employees to dress like Aunt Jemima.

Global Post: The Pirate Bay co-founder Peter Sunde plans to launch a smartphone app that will let users send messages safe from intelligence agencies.

AP: Jane Austen will become the new face on England’s 10-pound notes.

Reuters: Boeing Co (BA.N) posted a better-than-expected 13 percent jump in second-quarter profit on Wednesday.

CNN Money: Google is a quarter of all American Internet traffic, and is growing faster than the Internet itself.

CNN: The fast food chain will discontinue the toy and food combos at some locations this month and across the brand by next year.