Online document service LegalZoom has raised more than $100 million in funding to date, including a recent $66 million from Kleiner Perkins and Institutional Venture Partners. Brian Lee’s LegalZoom already has more than $100 million in revenue and almost 2 million customers have used the service to create their own legal documents. TechCrunch reports that LegalZoom anticipates an IPO in the future, but isn’t rushing toward the prospect.

Coming soon to NYC’s Grand Central Station: the world’s largest Apple Store. Apple has signed a 10-year deal with the Metropolitan Transit Authority to lease a 23,000-square foot space in Grand Central. The New York Post reports that the MTA believes the deal will “significantly increase” their revenues. The store will also significantly increase traffic in Grand Central Station during Apple’s product release events. NYC commuters will have to wait and see whether the new Apple Store affects their travels.

Coulomb’s Department of Energy-funded ChargePoint America project is bringing 150 electric car charging stations to the Boston metro area. The ChargePoint stations are part of a $37 million project, which Coulomb Technologies has already established in other regions around the US. Boston’s stations will primarily be installed along Route 495. CNET reports that this expansion coincides with a partnership between BMW and Coulomb Technologies.

Some iMacs purchased in the last few months are qualified for a replacement, Apple announced on Friday, due to a faulty hard drive. The failing machines are 1TB Seagate hard drives, and Apple has established a free program to replace any qualifying machines. MacWorld reports that the replacement drive promise will be honored at Genius Bar appointments in Apple stores, at authorized Apple service providers, or at select other locations that can be found by contacting Apple tech support.

Research In Motion announced today that the company is making some big changes in their organization, including layoffs and shuffling upper management positions. Approximately 2,000 RIM employees from North America and a few other countries will be cut from the company. Street Insider reports that management changes include making Thorston Heins COO of products and sales, Patrick Spence becoming managing director of global sales and regional marketing, Jim Rowan stepping up as COO of operations, and more.

Java platform company CloudBees has raised $10.5 million in funding for their cloud-based service. The investments come from Lightspeed Venture Partners and Matrix Partners. CloudBees also previously received funding from Robert Bickel and Marc Fleury. The company turns 1 year old in November and has already acquired companies InfraDNA and Stax Networks. [TechCrunch]

Airbnb has raised $112 million at a $1+ billion valuation. This round of funding was led by Andreessen Horowitz. The split is roughly 60 million from Andreessen, 40 million from DST, and 5 million from General Catalyst. The rest of the split is from previous investors and Jeff Bezos. This round of funding raises Airbnb’s total funding to $119.8 million.

Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) has announced that they have acquired Fulcrum Microsystems, a semiconductor company. Fulcrum designs Ethernet switch silicon for data center network providers. Intel said that as the demand of data increases, there is a greater need for low-latency and high-performance network switches for supporting cloud architectures. [BusinessWeek]