REUTERS
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks fell on Monday, with the Dow diving 400 points to below 10,000 for the first time in four years, as investors feared the widening fallout from the credit crisis would drag the economy into recession.
Wall Street's tumble was part of a global sell-off. But as severe as the U.S. losses were, they were still significantly less than the sharp declines across Europe and in emerging markets, such as Brazil where trading was halted after a 15 percent drop in its benchmark index.
The financial sector was again a main... Read more
