European stocks suffer jitters

Stocks fell in Europe and Asia on Tuesday amid growing nervousness over Europe's efforts to resolve its debt crisis and its waning prospects for global growth, but Wall Street trading was more sedate, with the Dow Jones industrial average ending the day slightly lower than where it started.

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Source: St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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