Second Opinion

Today in Second Opinion, we have news that Microsoft wants to invest in Silver Lake's buy of Dell, Google's Sergey Brin rides the subway and the lip-synching scandal involving Beyonce.

To end your week, we have news about Amazon's new app that could men cheaper tunes for iPhones, Whole Foods' Mackey regrets his remarks and Stephen Colbert's sister runs for political office.

Google's cofounder Larry Page on why moonshots matter, the NRA's strange private equity bedfellow, why a Box IPO looks likely next year, and so much more!

To end your Wednesday, we have news that Autonomy is getting bids, Whole Foods CEO John Mackey says Obamacare is like fascism and the Cheesecake Factory's Bistro Shrimp Pasta is food porn.

Wired gets the inside story of Facebook's new "Graph Search," its people-powered search engine, Dealbook highlights Thomas Weisel's relationship with Lance Armstrong, what will it take for someone on JPMorgan's board to get the boot, and so much more!

To end your week, we have Airbnb founder Brian Chesky's thoughts on the sharing economy, rumors about Apple's next version of the iPad and iPad mini, and ways to avoid the flu.

To end your Thursday, we have news that AmEx is cutting 5,400 jobs, Smartphone won't be Apple's future, and Sammy Sosa's kooky Pinterest page.

To end your Wednesday, we have news that Reddit is out raising $1 million, AIG suddenly doesn't want to sue the U.S. government and Lance Armstrong is coming clean to Oprah. And so much more!

To end your Tuesday, we have news on Apple's cheaper iPhone, AIG's hilarious letter to taxpayers and Walt Disney may not be such a happy place anymore.

Today, we have news on whether Airbnb is legal in NYC, why the Consumer Electronics Show isn't such a big deal anymore and the best response to the NHL lockout.