The Dow industrials rose and the S&P 500 rebounded in late trading on Monday as investors’ concerns about the strength of an economic recovery triggered a move into defensive stocks.

Airline stocks were mixed Monday, as oil fell to five-week lows but most carriers’ June traffic reports showed demand has yet to rebound.

The solar sector will likely outshine S&P 500 in the long run, but its near-term outlook is less attractive, said an analyst on Monday as he lowered price targets on a number of solar stocks.

Music lovers weren’t the only ones drawn to the King of Pop. Wooed by his global fame and earning power, a bevy of financial firms ponied up tens of millions to finance the singer’s luxe lifestyle and kick-start his troubled career.

Shares of oil refiners slid Monday along with crude prices on growing concerns that a prolonged recession will continue to erode energy demand.

Drybulk shipping stocks fell Monday as the rates for the largest bulk ships fell, and fears surfaced that rates have more room to slide later in the year.

Shares of Blackbaud Inc. fell after an analyst downgraded the company, saying budget constraints among its nonprofit customers are hurting sales of its fundraising software.