Aftermath of Terror Attacks Shatters New York
Reports describe chaos in New York with rescue dogs, fire crews and a morgue in a Brooks Brothers store as officials search for missing workers. About 202 firefighters and up to 350 others remain unaccounted, while Wall Street remains closed and investigations seek black boxes.
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Stock Exchange Hopes to Open by Monday
After the World Trade Center attacks, New York and other markets resumed limited bond trading as stocks remained suspended. NYSE Nasdaq and other venues aimed to reopen by Monday while utility crews reconnected services. Bond prices rose as investors sought safe havens amid ongoing uncertainty.
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