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AP Photo
National
guardsmen patrol Wall Street in lower Manhattan near the statue of the bull.
The stock markets have been closed since Tuesday's terrorist attack which
destroyed the World Trade Center towers. |
Friday, Sept.
14
• Congress
approves $40 billion anti-terror package; Senate endorses use of force against
terrorists
• Government
allows most private planes to resume flying
• Policies
not likely to cover all costs; lawsuits may determine liability
• Stocks
to resume trading Monday; time needed for rescues, testing systems, NYSE chairman
says
• Federal
Reserve takes steps to secure finances; bank makes sure America's money flows
freely during crisis
• Foreign
airlines take careful approach; safety fears keep planes away from Afghanistan
• American
to rebuild 80% of flight schedule; airline will reduce capacity across entire
system
• Trouble
for the short haul? Security restrictions may hurt Southwest's quick turnarounds
• Industrial
production plummets, retail sales stage moderate gains, energy prices soar
Thursday, Sept. 13
• Terrorist
attacks may stun shoppers
• Workers
race to reopen Wall Street
• Nation's
stock trading to resume Monday
• Terrorist
attacks expected to sharply reduce air travel, hurt airlines already financially
suffering