All stories lead to eBay, and in this week's Funny Business vlog, could the subprime meltdown lead to a rubber bubble?
Comments? Funny Stories? Email funnybusiness@cnbc.com
Your Comments (Up to 1100 characters):
CNBC welcomes your contribution. Please respect our community and the integrity of its participants. CNBC reserves the right to moderate and approve your comment.
Your comments have not been posted yet.
Please review your submission to make sure you are comfortable with your entry.Your Comments:
Maybe Kmart's new ads suggest the retailer is really selling attitude, and that might not a bad thing.
Sometimes when you do things in the comfort of your own home, everyone gets a little too comfortable.
You weren't seriously going to tweet your mother for Mother's Day, were you? Not even Twitter wants you to do that.
Don't worry if you forget a gift this Mother's Day. Nearly one in three moms only pretends to like it.
Based in Los Angeles, Wells is currently a CNBC business news reporter and also writes CNBC.com's “Funny Business.”
Sometimes when you do things in the comfort of your own home, everyone gets a little too comfortable.
Chief funster? Yep, that's a job. It's one of six dream jobs Australia is hiring for. How do you qualify? Read on.
The magic of hot sauce -- and beer shakes, which are being sold by the Charleston River Dogs baseball team.
By: 
