Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson says the U.S. government is considering taking equity stakes in financial companies as part of its overall plan to stabilize the markets.
9:37PM 10/10/08
Panic selling caused by uncertainty over the economy pulls down already vulnerable bank stocks.
4:56PM 10/10/08
Despite a final-hour bounce-back, the major indices finished mixed Friday. The Dow's 18% loss for the week was its biggest in 112 years. The S&P also gave up 18%, while the Nasdaq fell 15%. Frank Curzio recaps the action in The Real Story.
4:40PM 10/10/08
Wachovia is clearly better off merging with Wells Fargo. Now Citi has to figure out its next steps.
4:17PM 10/10/08
Morgan Stanley continues to face a crisis of confidence that shows no signs of abating, and while it has tools at its disposal that the collapsed Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers did not, the panicked market has little patience for such subtleties.
4:05PM 10/10/08
Stocks were climbing in the final hour of trading, bobbing above and below the flat line in choppy trading.
3:47PM 10/10/08
The bulls are making a stand, Cramer says, trying to prop up Apple and other stocks.
3:43PM 10/10/08
The stock market continues to register heavy losses as the G7 meets to discuss a global initiatives for the world's economies.
3:11PM 10/10/08
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7:00AM 10/10/08
The trading panel gives an update on the crisis as the G7 members meet.
7:21PM 10/10/08
The bond market is sending a signal about a break in fear and inflation.
5:57PM 10/10/08
A rally effort in the final hour of trading on Wall Street pulled stocks higher to end a chaotic Friday with mixed results. At the center of the whipsaw session was the fate of the financial system, which has been buckling as credit markets remained frozen and financial firms got pummeled.
05:56PM 10/10/08
Frank Curzio's guests include Dan Fitzpatrick on the technicals, and Brian Westbury on the economy.
5:56PM 10/10/08
Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs fall, but Wachovia and JPMorgan climb.
5:23PM 10/10/08
Our Experts' Take at RealMoney
The bond market is sending a signal about a break in fear and inflation.
5:57PM 10/10/08
Once they took it up that much, there wasn't enough time to knock it back down.
4:23PM 10/10/08
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