The Record (Hackensack N.J.) (MCT) - Credit cards are tougher to get, even if you have a pretty good credit score. New car financing is harder to obtain. And don't even think about auto leasing.
Analysis: Losers Losers: Nvidia
by: Pia Sarkar, 10/6/2008
The stock falls after an analyst's downgrade.
Analysis: On the Brink Rivals Agree to Pause in Wachovia Fight
by: Laurie Kulikowski, 10/6/2008
Citigroup, Wells Fargo and Wachovia agree to halt all formal legal action over their competing deals for the ailing North Carolina bank and work with the Federal Reserve on a resolution.
TheStreet.com University: Stock-Picking Training Program Get in Shape for Earnings Season
by: TSC Staff, 10/6/2008
Are you ready the quarterly deluge of data? If not, sharpen your earnings season skills with TheStreet.com.
Analysis: Semiconductors Nvidia's Shares Sink on Analyst's Warning
by: Alexei Oreskovic, 10/6/2008
The analyst predicts the company will negative preannounce its earnings and sale of its chipset business.
Markets: Market Features Paulson Names Adviser to Head Bailout
by: TSC Staff, 10/6/2008
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson taps Neel Kashkari, a key adviser, to oversee Treasury's $700 billion program to buy distressed assets from financial institutions.
Analysis: On the Brink BofA Selling Stock, Cutting Dividend (Update)
by: TSC Staff, 10/6/2008
The announcements come as the company says its third-quarter earnings were roughly one-third of what they were a year ago.
Analysis: TheStreet.com Ratings TSC Ratings' Updates: City National
by: TheStreet.com Ratings Staff, 10/6/2008
City National upgraded; Aracruz Celulose S.A., Baker Hughes, Central European Media Enterprises and Carlisle Companies downgraded.
Video: Market Updates The Real Story Wrap: October 6
by: Frank Curzio, 10/6/2008
U.S. stocks plummeted violently Monday, as it became apparent that the credit crisis had spread beyond America into Europe and Asia. In the last hour, the major indices rallied off the worst of their lows for the day, but they still ended in deeply negative territory.
Markets: The Market Story Dow Stages Recovery, but Falls Shy of 10,000
by: Mike Taylor, 10/6/2008
The Dow, which sank as much as 800 points earlier, stages a late-day rally to end the session down 3.6%. Frank Curzio breaks down the action in The Real Story video (above).
Markets: Market Features Results of Our Dow Poll
by: TSC Staff, 10/6/2008
Here's where you see the industrials closing out the year.
Analysis: Technology Update eBay Puts Faith in Bill Me Later Purchase
by: Pia Sarkar, 10/6/2008
The company looks to weather the storm with Bill Me Later, an online payment service.
Analysis: Losers Losers: Hartford
by: TSC Staff, 10/6/2008
Citi and Bank of America are among the declining stocks in the sector.
Personal Finance: Saving Two Simple Steps to Future Wealth
by: Jeffrey Strain, 10/6/2008
If the recent stock market turmoil has you in a panic, it might be time to think saving and index funds.
Personal Finance: The Financial Advisor Update A Defensive Strategy That Works
by: Roger Nusbaum, 10/6/2008
Standing still or getting out of the market aren't options, so consider this time-tested strategy.
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