NEW YORK: Wall Street's anxiety about Detroit automakers welled up Thursday, sending stocks sharply lower in an afternoon sell-off as investors grew fearful that a bill to rescue the companies wouldn't make it through the Senate.
The pullback follows mostly moderate moves in stocks since mid-November and is a fresh reminder of investors' fears about the economy.
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