First up, Facebook finally IPO'ed, leaving Silicon Valley littered with hundreds more millionaires than the day before.
Friday morning, Mark Zuckerberg and his crew rang the opening bell to kick off the Facebook's entrance into the publicly traded world.
Each share began selling at $38 each, which is higher than any internet company has ever IPOed.
Zuckerberg's worth immediately shot up to somewhere around 20 billion, but of course he's not the only one raking in the dough.
Actually, Bono from U2 stands to make about 1.5 billion after his investment group dropped 90 million into Facebook back in 2009.
This is set to be the largest tech IPO ever, and the second to only Visa and General Motors.
So now there are hundreds more millionaires in the world, but most of us are still poor.

And up next, Thursday night Conan did the unthinkable, and made his first appearance on Letterman's show since the late 90's
The late show world is pretty close knit, in the terms that they're always competing against one another.
So at first the interview started out a little awkward, but then the two sort of bonded over Jay Leno screwing them over.