The major U.S. averages tumbled to fresh multiyear lows despite the $700 billion rescue plan, raising questions as to what the government can do...

Stocks Plummet In Global Rout. Market worries over the global economy and financial system intensified, sending indexes to multiyear lows. Even...

Congress grills Lehman executive

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asian stocks outside Japan rose for the first time in four days on Tuesday and the yen fell after a surprisingly large interest rate cut by Australia's central bank raised hopes that other policymakers would follow suit.

The chief executive officer of Rogers Communications Inc. told the heads of his wireless, cable and media divisions to start raising capital before the well ran dry

Investors flee to safer havens as commodities take a hammering

'If you haven't discovered your role, you're the villain today'

It was a wild ride on wall street on Monday, with the Dow Jones industrial average plunging a record 800 points before bouncing back to close the day down about 370 points.

Asian stocks showed signs of life Tuesday after a global market sell-off, with several markets climbing into positive territory or paring losses after opening sharply lower.

What if the bailout doesn't fix the U.S. economy? With panic gripping wall street and global financial markets today, the notion that the $700 billion rescue plan approved by Congress last week could fall short gained credence even before the first dollar has...