Stocks Dip Again on Japanese Clear Worries
By: Ash Bennington | NetNet Writer, Special to CNBC.com
The Japanese Red Cross has said repeatedly since the day after the earthquake that it does not want or need outside assistance. [NY Times]
Japan seeks to revive power—and cooling pumps—at doomed nuclear plant. [CNBC]
Stocks dip again on Japanese nuclear worries. [NY Times]
US nuke agency chief paints a very grim picture of the Japanese catastrophe. [NY Times]
CNBC's Jeff Cox on Black Swans becoming routine for financial markets. (He's even coined a new term: Grey Goose—which I will try very hard to work into cocktail conversation.) [CNBC]
Housing construction down. Again. [Bloomberg]
The QE3 Debate. [CNBC]
GE's $1 Billion nuclear business faces uncertain future as world weighs nuclear risks. [Bloomberg]
A roundup of the day's headlines.
