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Anxiety that Iranian oil would soon be forced off European markets eased Thursday, sending crude prices below $100 a barrel for the first time this year. Here's how energy contracts traded.

Stocks on Wall Street declined steeply Thursday, following Asia and Europe, amid new signs that the debt crisis in Europe was affecting the financial sector and the economy.

The U.S. downgrade and European debt problems threatened to feed on each other.

A year after Greece received a bailout from Europe and the I.M.F., people’s anxiety has grown into deep despair.

Wall Street stocks rose in early trading on Thursday as investors tried to claw back some of the market's losses amid increasing anxiety over Japan's nuclear crisis.

There are three main factors that have the largest impact on office anxiety: work environment, job competitiveness and risk.

Since the so-called flash crash in May, a few companies’ stocks have gone through mini flash crashes, which analysts say could foretell another broad plunge.

In a series of interviews, a range of Europeans expressed anger and fear over actions taken in the wake of the debt crisis.

Stocks headed for a modestly lower opening Thursday after Cisco Systems added to investors' anxiety by reporting revenue figures that fell short of forecasts.

Stocks faltered in the last hour of trading Monday after investors gave in to anxiety about Europe's economy.