WTC attacks may cost NYC up to 105 billion
New York officials warn the World Trade Center disaster could cost the city up to 105 billion dollars through 2003. Lost revenue, rebuilding, and cleanup will strain budgets, even with federal aid. Jobs, tourism, and airport activity are also hit as figures rise.
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Bin Laden name tarnished by world terror attacks
New York report details how Osama bin Laden's relatives once ranged from condo owners and Saudi representatives to jet setters and magnates with billions in sales. The sprawling family historically mingled with elites, funded by Mohammed Awad bin Laden, while distancing itself from Osama after 1990s bombings.
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