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In Today's Papers

What's worth reading:

• The Hole in the City’s Heart
  "Ground zero, five years after the attack: Is it a cemetery, or an opportunity? While little has been rebuilt at the site, there has been no shortage of competing visions."
• Homeland security generates multibillion dollar business
  "Five years after the terrorist attacks, the homeland security business is booming, and now it eclipses mature enterprises like movie-making and the music industry in annual revenue."
• Five Years Later: Pop Culture of Denial
  "Our fascination with glitz is unabated, and artists remain cautious. We haven't come to grips with 9/11."
• Wall Street lower as technology stocks drag
  "US markets opened lower on Monday with major technology stocks hit especially hard. Intel, Hewlett Packard and Dell Computer all fell."
• Can Fashion Be Copyrighted?
  "Designers Want to Halt Knockoffs, but Some Say They Spur Sales; 'Few People Can Spend $4,000'"