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...test their wings, as well as evidence of real changes in airport security. To that end, Bush announced a series of new federal initiatives. He vowed to make "our airline security stronger and more reliable." Here's a look at the President's plan--and some other high-tech security measures currently available...
...every Dell and Cisco, these days, there is a Sun and an AMD, issuing glum earnings outlooks and quietly smothering the newborn tech optimism in its cradle. And the NASDAQ that had posted decent gains Thursday on the it's-gonna-be-OK news from America's bellwether PC producer and router-maker quickly crumbled, shedding its gains dolefully into Friday afternoon. Taken together with job cuts soaring to ten-year highs last month (and that's just the barest taste of the post-disaster economy - the hold at 4.9 percent unemployment for September is the ultimate in lagging indicators...
...site should attract any overly skeptical bibliophiles. “If you are looking for a specific type of cuisine, location or restaurant, then the online guide is definitely the way to go,” preaches Sanjay Mavinkurve ’03, one-third of the tech-savvy triumvirate—along with Eddie Huang ’03 and Alex Mittendorf ’03—who programmed the site. “The advanced search is really powerful, allowing you to search based on cost, dress code, T stop, and the best picks...
INVEST FOR THE LONG HAUL. At times like these it makes sense to reassess your portfolio. Owning a wide range of stocks, not just tech or some other sector, is critical, as is dividing your portfolio among stocks, bonds and cash. The more you have of the latter two, the less risk you're taking. Continue to contribute to your 401(k) plan. Indeed, kick up contributions if you can. Consider rebalancing too, because with the long slide in stocks you may find that bonds make up a larger part of your asset mix than you like. If so, sell...
...eager. Let the market stabilize, even if it means missing the early stage of a rally. In the short run, stay away from most airline, insurance, travel, leisure and high-end retailer stocks. Utilities, discount retailers, food and drug companies, defense contractors and select tech firms including wireless and surveillance should hold up. Above all, don't sell just to sell. "You want to buy into panics, not sell into them," says Peter Canelo, U.S. investment strategist at Morgan Stanley...