Today on Reuters (1/5)
Wall St. surges
Stocks leaped as investors snapped up beaten-down shares the day after Wall Street's worst day since the 1987 stock market crash. Full Article | Full Article
Obama stays cautious
Barack Obama warned his supporters to guard against overconfidence as he and John McCain opened a 19-day sprint to Election Day. Full Article | Full Coverage
Coal car fuel less likely
As oil falls below $70 a barrel amid a looming global recession and slowing fuel demand, plans to convert plentiful coal supplies into liquid fuels look less certain. Full Article
Field of Dreams?
Another victory could be in sight as the Philadelphia Phillies make it to the World Series for the first time in 15 years after beating the Los Angeles Dodgers. Slideshow | Full Article
Leaner luxury
The champagne-quaffing crowd of Moscow's fashion elite are beginning to feel the weight of the global financial crisis as it spreads through the strata of Russian society. Full Article | Full Coverage
All eyes on tech giants
Investors eye IBM and Google for further signs the economy may be teetering on the brink of a recession. Full Article
Unlikely alternatives
With oil prices now half the record $147 a barrel set in July, plans to convert plentiful coal supplies into liquid fuels look less certain. Full Article
Insight (1/4)
Capitalism is not dead
Some may interpret the global credit crisis as proof that capitalism never worked. But to paraphrase Mark Twain, reports of capitalism's death are greatly exaggerated, says Diana Furchtgott-Roth. Full Article
End the war on reality
It's about time that officials on both sides of the Atlantic propose a truce in their long running war on financial reality. Full Article | More Columns
Silver lining?
If Ford sells its stake in Mazda, it could work in the Japanese automaker's favor by freeing it up to seek new partners and develop new products, analysts say. Full Article
Retirement fix
You don't need a calculator to see that the crumbling stock market has dealt a blow to your retirement savings. But don't despair. Take action. Full Article | More Columns
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Cashing in on netbooks
PC makers are gambling that the popularity of cheap, portable mini-laptops in an economic downturn will offset any business stolen from their traditional laptop business. Full Article
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Crisis in Credit
Follow the financial crisis using our interactive video timeline. Track the global impact on our interactive map. Full Coverage
Election 2008
The latest stories from the campaign trail on the road to the White House. Full Coverage
Macroscope
A fresh look behind the headlines and reports at the factors driving the world economy and the decision makers who affect your money. Blog
Joe the Plumber
Joe Wurzelbacher has suddenly become
the most famous small-business owner in America. 
Final debate called a draw
Oct. 16 - Presidential hopefuls McCain and Obama may have saved the best for the last debate, but analysts call it a tie favoring Obama. Play Video
