Stock markets finally rose with investors heartened by coordinated global intervention into the financial crisis and amid signs that the credit freeze was beginning to thaw a bit. [WSJ]
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By Ben Popken October 13, 2008
Tagged With: money, wall street, personal finance, stocks, money meltdown
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