Second Opinion

Today we have news that Guatemala has deported John McAfee, Benchmark is leading a funding round for SnapChat and Marc Andreessen thinks we're in a tech depression.

To end your Tuesday, we have news that David Lee is leaving Silicon Valley, don't expect a fiscal cliff deal by Xmas and Sprint is near buying the rest of Clearwire it doesn't already own.

Sequoia's Doug Leone blabs boldly about the firm's closeted seed stage investments, investor Fred Wilson hasn't led a single deal in 2012, Apple redraws its maps after Australian drivers are led astray in scorching temperatures in search of a misplaced town, and so much more!

To end your week, we have news that Google's head of in-house M&A is out, the Supreme Court will be considering gay marriage and two Yale grads form a PE shop with doobious prospects.

To end your Wednesday, we have news on Apple's worst trading day in four years, Netflix doesn't plan to raise prices and The Simpsons' Mr. Burns explains the fiscal cliff.

This Tuesday, we have news that Pandora's shares drop after the company misses its target , Disney inks deal with Netflix and NASA plans to launch another rover to Mars.

To end your Monday, we have news that News Corp.'s The Daily is no more, whether Facebook is buying Whatsapp and a Royal Baby is on the way.

To end your week, we have news that President Obama wants to overhaul the tax code by Aug. 1, Airbnb hosts risk hefty fines and ten rules of behavior for bankers.

In Second Opinion, we have news that Andrew Mason is staying as Groupon's CEO for now, Apple will sell unlocked iPhone 5s today and Living Social cuts 400 jobs.

To end your Wednesday, Nokia tries to block sale of RIM products, Microsoft launches Scroogles and NYC scores a peaceful Cyber Monday.