Stocks continue slide in last hour

Stocks plunged again Wednesday as investors turned their attention back to the weak economy and Europe's debt problems. More than half of the big gains that followed aFederal Reserve pledge to extend super-low interest rates vanished. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 360 points, or 3.2 percent ...

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