Savings 4 You: Caribbean vacation

A lot of travelers go online to find feedback from other customers before booking a trip. But, it's not only customers checking out the sites, some businesses are also taking a peek at the reviews.

Nov. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Five of Bernard Madoff’s former employees were sued by the trustee overseeing the bankruptcy of the con man’s investment firm in an effort to recover at least $70 million in allegedly fraudulent transfers. Separately, a New York auction of the spoils of Madoff’s fraud raised more than $2 million for his victims -- as souvenir hunters snapped up his canopy bed, footwear and even his underwear. Bloomberg's Deirdre Bolton reports. (Source: Bloomberg)

The stone crabbing business in the Bay Area caters to the appetite of seafood lovers, but customers have been a bit hard to come by. Stone crabs cost almost twice what they did last year and restaurants are also feeling the shortage.

A lot of people are talking about a different kind of travel trauma. One man's stand against what he considered invasive airport screening has gotten a lot of attention on the internet.

Cruise passengers endured stench, cold food

Nov. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Deirdre Bolton reports on major newsmakers in today's Movers & Shakers. (Source: Bloomberg)

After a government bailout helped saved bankrupt General Motors, things have turned around for the automaker. GM is now back on its feet and expected to raise more than $28 B in an initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange. The first shares of GM began trading on Thursday. Good Day New York got the latest on GM from FOX Business network Senior Correspondent Charlie Gasparino.