Stocks end worst week since 9/11

Courtesy MSN Money Latest Articles  Fri, 10/03/2008 - 18:25

The Dow falls 157 on profit-taking and skepticism whether the financial rescue plan will work. Credit markets remain tight.

Wachovia decides to merge with Wells Fargo; an angry Citigroup, which had a deal with Wachovia, may sue.


 

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