WASHINGTON -- The Federal Reserve moved swiftly to break through a credit clog that is imperiling the economy, saying today it would buy massive amounts of short-term debt and hinting that it may cut interest rates. (Today)

Wall Street's woes continued yesterday, as a darkening economic outlook sent the Dow Jones industrials down 3.6 percent, leaving the widely watched market barometer below 10,000 for the first time (Today)

The panicked selloff in the stock market that sent the Dow Jones industrial average down as much as 800 points Monday before it recovered left investors' jangled nerves further on edge. (Today)

With the unemployment rate on the rise and household finances under siege, more people in Pennsylvania apparently are being duped by work-at-home and other job-related scams. (Today)

It's all about dollar cost averaging. That's when you invest the same amount, week after week or month after month for years, buying fewer shares when the market is high, more when it is low. Over time, there will be an average investment price for your money that has taken advantage of market lows. (Today)