FTSE Down Again After Stock Panic (Sky News via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance)

The FTSE 100 Index has dropped again this morning after its biggest fall in 20 years.

FTSE Reopens Up After Stock Panic (SkyNews via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)

The FTSE 100 Index has opened up higher this morning after its biggest fall in 20 years.

Nikkei Fights Back After 5% Slump (SkyNews via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)

Fears over the global financial crisis drove Japan's Nikkei stock average down more than 5% to a five-year low below 10,000 points.

Europe's woes could hurt South Florida tourism, other sectors (Miami Herald)

For months, South Florida business leaders have been thanking their lucky stars for Europe. The weak dollar has made our region attractive to Europeans. A Miami vacation, a Fort Lauderdale Beach condominium, a boat made in West Palm Beach -- all seemed cheap when you were paying in euros.

Four Picks for a Packaged Approach (Washington Post)

Banks' financial statements are dense stuff, so you might want to let an expert do the grunt work by investing through a fund. Veteran bank expert David Ellison, who manages FBR Large Cap Financial (symbol FBRFX ), began turning bullish on the sector in July. He's looking for cheap stocks of...

From Taking Stock (The News & Observer)

Retail reporter and coupon queen Sue Stock offers news and shopping tips on her blog, Taking Stock. Each month, we run excerpts of some of her best stuff. For her full report, or to share a tip, visit: takingstock.newsobserver.com.

Emerging Markets Report: Russian stocks plunge 20%; trading suspended again (Market Watch)

The relentless wave of selling that has battered Russian equities in recent weeks accelerates, sending local markets down nearly 20% on the day and forcing the two main stock exchanges to suspend trading once again.

Thomas L. Friedman: Debts will soon force US to listen more, dictate less (Arizona Daily Star)

I was talking to friend in New York City the other day about the financial crisis, and she told me about a scene she had witnessed in the lobby of the Warwick Hotel. Four Swedish tourists, who clearly had been on a shopping spree in Manhattan, fueled by the still cheap dollar, were trying to cram all their purchases into four suitcases. They had bought a hand-held scale — one of those you grip ...

Food industry promotes cheap eats to beat economy (Baltimore Sun)

Companies aim to capitalize on slumping economy by steering consumers to low-cost items

TSX down nearly 573 points after rough ride (CTV Winnipeg)

The Toronto stock market closed down nearly 573 points Monday, after getting battered in early-day trading. South of the border, the Dow Jones fell below the 10,000 mark for the first time in four years.

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