Europe: Stocks resume their slide a tech tumbles, Renault slumps

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[LONDON] European shares resumed their slide on Monday to end at a three-week low as tech stocks came under fresh selling pressure on worries over Apple's iPhone demand and as carmaker Renault sank after the arrest of its CEO for alleged financial misconduct. Read more at The Business Times.

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