global recession

Oil prices are hovering around $50 a barrel amid growing fears over a global recession and lower demand for oil.

In this growing global recession, the security company may be one company that is able to swim against the tide.

Stocks seesawed Monday, as investors worried about a global recession but also welcomed the start of the government's efforts to shore up the financial system.

Stocks in Asia took another heavy beating Monday as fears of a global recession continued to sweep the region.

The tech sector braced for another beating Friday as fears of a global recession fed a widespread market selloff.

U.S. stocks added to a worldwide stock selloff Friday on fears of a global recession, but the major indexes bounced off their lows in the first minutes of trading.

Wall Street stocks plunged sharply after Friday's opening bell. The decline follows huge drops in overseas markets.

Currency markets, commodities and bond markets are also volatile. Analysts say investors are worried about a global recession.

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