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Thu, Sep 20, 2001
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US Terrorist Attacks
- Pentagon's scars hidden behind tightened security
- FBI pieces together picture of attack
- Agonized loved ones waiting as bodies collected
- FBI recruits Arab agents
- Forensic experts searching debris for clues
- Illegal immigrants killed likely to remain nameless
- US broadcasters team up to help victims of attack
- Asia: The war that history has never won
- Asia: One suspect's trial shows difficulty of tracking al-Qaeda
- Asia: Intricate web of businesses funds bin Laden's army
- Business Focus: A patriotic stock market is under siege by terrorists
- Business Focus: Boeing to fire up to 30,000 workers
- Business Focus: Americans turning to gold coins as a safe haven
- Business Focus: Pre-attack trades fit pattern of behavior
Local News
- Taoyuan mayor offers apology
- Lien Chan plans reform of nomination procedure
- Cabinet doles out relief
- Officials deny faulty construction led to floods
- Taiwan's overseas offices go on `high alert'
- `One China' still dominant issue
- Military blames media leak for tipping off China
- Lawmakers returning to work today
- Political parties decide to put campaigns on hold
- Justice minister to tackle corruption
Business
Editorials
Taiwan Business
World Business
- Post-attack US recession likely
- Surveillance will come at a huge price
- Konami to change game after attack
- Semiconductor slump may worsen
- Airline security providersare the market's darling
- Businesses move to hotels after New York attacks
- Hewlett-Packard markets faster mid-priced servers with rp8400 chip
- War wouldn't greatly affect world economy, scholars say
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