Bond guru Bill Gross claims that we're looking at economic (or at least credit system) collapse -- unless the government steps in to save the credit companies from themselves.

I am seriously considering attending Biztechday. If you are a Small Business Owner you MUST try attending this one day learning seminar.

The gist of Google's announcement is that, when you get into the nuts and bolts of it, today's browsers aren't sophisticated enough to support the increasingly complex Web applications of today. And those Web applications? That's Google's future.

It was one thing when open-source Mozilla had a "cute" idea for an Internet browser and was considered a fringe product, but it's now quite another since they have effectively stolen approximately 20% of the market share over the past five years or so.

Sooner or later the market will turn from the current bear-market as shown by recent small-cap rally. Since the end of the second quarter the Russel 2000 has gained 6.92 percent in the first two months, while the S&P 500 didn’t go anywhere.

Lisa Kelly at Clusterfook is the recipient of the Post of the Day Award from The Rising Blogger. She is a brave, brutally honest poster.

Second quarter GDP swelled 3.3 percent at an annual rate, revised up from the 1.9 percent in previous reports, the Commerce Department said on Thursday. U.S. stocks posted solid gains Thursday, with the major indexes surged more than 1 percent led a rally

As a sign of the real estate market’s continuing troubles, the number of homes that construction was begun on in July 2008 dropped an additional 11% from the previous month.

A great post about where to find free wi-fi. (Start warming up your laptops now)

There's a mini baby boom in the U.S., with a record number of babies born last year. Seeking Alpha looks for some money-making opportunities in the midst of all those diapers. (CNBC ran the same story earlier this month).