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Here are some interesting stories that caught my eye this morning.

Google's has put aside $200 million in reserve for lawsuits from YouTube. That's probably a smart move.

How the mighty have fallen: KLA-Tencor gets delisting notice.

Don't tell Lou Dobbs, but since 1990, one in every four venture-backed companies that have completed initial public offerings had at least one immigrant founder.

Some investors are suing major private equity firms claiming they rigged stock purchases.

The housing bubble slowly deflates.

Posted by edelfenbein at November 16, 2006 10:24 AM