New Yorkers' kindness opens eyes across America
Across the nation people react to the World Trade Center attack with newfound warmth toward New York. Recipients of this compassion include Gail Pedro in Indiana and Danny Flowers in Florida, while Buster Thornton of Alabama says New Yorkers now seem united and caring.
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Markets Rally Hope Amid Boeing's Fall and NYSE Resilience
The Dow tumbled over 600 points as airline stocks led the declines after the attacks. ARP AMR UAL and Delta dropped 40 percent or more in early trading while two minutes of silence and a patriotic gathering marked the NYSE opening. Officials praised rescue workers as utilities restore power and telecommunications in a city still cleaning debris. The four day NYSE shutdown recalled 1933 banking holidays amid ongoing recovery challenges.
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Investors remain cautious as stocks wobble and rebound
Local investors voice concern yet avoid selling, with Edward Jones adviser Bryan Love reporting heavy activity but no exits. Amid early losses, markets recovered from a 620 point decline to around a 492 point drop. He cites long term goals and history of quick rebounds after crises, noting past gains after the Kore an War, 1987 crash, and 1993 World Trade Center attacks.
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Trading Resumes Amid Accessibility Gaps Near NYSE
Despite large firms relocating to backup sites, many traders lack connectivity to recover operations. Ray Velez, a day-trader near the NYSE, notes no Internet access and data services hinder competition. Regulators ease stock buybacks while Grasso forecasts no trading constraints and NYSE capacity to handle five times current volume.
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Bush urges wartime readiness as US braces for new threats
President Bush and aides warn of possible war as elite troops receive alert orders for quick changes in mission while the nation rebuilds after the attacks. Officials stress a broad fight against terrorism, not just Bin Laden, with security efforts expanding at home and abroad.
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