Stocks buffeted by Italy's rising borrowing rate

PARIS -Rising borrowing costs for many of the eurozone's more indebted countries sent investors scurrying out of stock markets Tuesday, as Italy's premier-designate struggled to convince the world that he had the backing of the country's political parties to institute reforms. Europe especially ...

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