I been following along the ongoing saga of the latest Google drama of the company supposedly buying links to bolster its search engine rankings.

It's Christmas week and the kids are eagerly waiting to open up their presents. That computer monitor you ordered up online is being delivered to your door. In all your excitement, it suddenly turns into shock as the FedEx guy tosses your monitor over the fence.

Ooops, its now broken.

Monday, Occupy The Ports (OTP) took to west coast shipping ports in an attempt to chip away at a notable investment banking company who's profits come through port terminal operations.

A small UK cupcake company uses Groupon in an attempt to grow business, only to find that they weren't prepared for what was to come.

Yelp filed its S-1 form with the SEC this week in its plan for initial public offering. Here I comb through the filing and highlight items of interest.

It all started in 2009 when a company created among three friends in Helsinki released a game for the iPhone. It was no ordinary video game, rather one that would go on to be downloaded over 500 million times.

Yet another Wall Street firm blows up and goes bankrupt. This time its broker-dealer MF Global led by former Goldman Sachs CEO Jon Corzine.

The Wall Street Journal is reporting Amazon is considering a service to rent out books for Kindle owners. Would you be willing to rent for the ride?