STOCKS SUFFER MILD PULLBACK.(BUSINESS)

Byline: AMY BALDWIN Associated Press

NEW YORK -- The stock market greeted news of U.S. military attacks on the Taliban in Afghanistan quietly Monday, with prices falling moderately as investors tried to discern what the action would mean for the country and the economy.

While tech shares eked out a tiny gain, investors mostly locked in profits from last week's rally.

The market was worried that the United States will suffer more terrorism as American and British forces conducted a second day of missile attacks in Afghanistan, retaliating for the Sept. 11 terrorist assaults in New York and Washington. Investors are also concerned about how long and how much the weakened economy will suffer following the …