Trader Richard Tandy Jr. , center, works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Friday, March 7, 2008. Full Article at The Washington Post

Stocks plunged for a second consecutive session Friday after the government's February jobs report revealed employers slashed payrolls last month, compounding fears that the U.S. economy is succumbing to recession. Full Article at Orlando Sentinel

NEW YORK, March 7 (Xinhua) -- The U.S. dollar rebounded against the euro Friday after the Federal Reserve (Fed) announced bigger steps to ease the credit crisis. Full Article at Xinhua

NEW YORK — Stocks tumbled for a second consecutive session today after the government's much-anticipated February employment report came in weaker than expected, touching off concern that a cornerstone of the economy's growth in recent years is showing... Full Article at Houston Chronicle

NEW YORK — Stocks tumbled for a second consecutive session today after the government's much-anticipated February employment report came in weaker than expected, touching off concern that a cornerstone of the economy's growth in recent years is showing... Full Article at Houston Chronicle

2008-03-07 20:10:47 - the health of the economy and who had been expecting a 25,000 gain in jobs. While the unemployment rate fell to 4.8 percent, the decline reflects people leaving the labor force. Full Article at PR-Inside.com

A specialist holds his head as he works at his post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Monday, March 3. 2008. Full Article at The Washington Post

WASHINGTON -- The Federal Reserve is taking new steps to ease the credit crises, including increasing the amount of money it will auction to banks this month to $100 billion. Full Article at Detroit News Online

The Federal Reserve bank is working to increase liquidity during the credit crunch by auctioning $100B to banks this month. Full Article at CNN/Money