Business and Finance
FINANCIAL MARKETS FACE an overhaul following last week's crash. Issues being looked at include inadequate dealer capital, lack of coordination among U.S. and foreign markets, and the role of options and futures in stock trading. Changes already are likely on stock-index exchanges, and the agency overseeing futures trading may be revamped.</br></br>Foreigners are pulling back from U.S. stocks, though a mass exodus is called unlikely. Most U.S. stocks fell Friday, but the market was calmer.</br></br>---</br></br>The Chicago Board Options Exchange is investigating whether some market makers overcharged investors last week. Separately, Continental Illinois said trading losses wouldn't hurt profit significantly.</br></br>---