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October 8, 2001 BW Magazine Table of Contents

October 8, 2001 A New World Table of Contents

Introduction

THE ECONOMY & THE MARKETS
The Shaken Equity Culture
VIDEO: BW's Bruce Nussbaum
A Market at Sea
The Fed's Challenge
Earnings: How Bad?
Launching Windows XP
No-Layoff Companies
The Debate over Stimulus
Commentary: Congress
Bob Rudin Redux
OPEC Loses Control

GLOBAL OUTLOOK
Europe
Investor Exodus?
Asia
Russia
Pakistan

TECHNOLOGY
High Tech Signs Up
Smarter Weapons

INDUSTRIES
The Airline Bailout
Impact in the Heartland

MANAGEMENT
A Street Firm Rebuilds

SMALL BIZ
Tougher Times

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A NEW WORLD -- TECHNOLOGY
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A NEW WORLD -- TECHNOLOGY

The Silicon Brigade Signs Up

From Smart to Brilliant Weapons

Technology is boosting the Pentagon's power to spot and attack an elusive enemy. Some key areas:

COVERT SURVEILLANCE
Sophisticated radar-equipped planes, satellites, and unmanned aerial vehicles like Global Hawk can map terrain, find and follow moving targets, and listen in on communications

SMART WEAPONS
Guided by GPS signals, cruise missiles and "smart" bombs like JDAM can find targets in any weather, tell a tank from a tractor--and hit the right one

SHARP-EYED GROUND TROOPS
Better night-vision systems let commandos confirm terrorist camps without venturing too close, while satellite gear uploads what each team member sees to a command center




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