World stocks gain as US bails out Bank of America

Jan 16 2009 4:05AM

International stock markets have rebounded today after taking a pounding the day before. Tokyo's index gained nearly 3 percent, as the U.S. bailed out Bank of America again and a weaker yen lifted exporters like Toyota. After a tumultuous more>>

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