Hurricane Sandy: Live Storm Reports
<em>Bloomberg Businessweek</em> staff file up-to-date news of Hurricane Sandy and its effects on services, health care, the economy, and our readers' lives
View ArticleMayor Bloomberg: 'People Just Don't Understand How Strong Nature...
New York's Mayor Bloomberg warned New Yorkers that services are stressed and that recovery of health, transit, and communications services will take a number of days
View ArticleSome Bridges Reopen, but MTA Has No Timetable
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has made no promises when it comes to restoring mass-transit service in New York
View ArticleArtists Find Inspiration in Hurricane's Fury
Stirred by Sandy, creative Americans try to find and share relief in witty works
View ArticleWho Will Pay For That Dangling Crane?
Costs of the crane's near-collapse may fall to a web of insurers
View ArticleUnder Financial Duress, Post Office Delivers
Vicious rains, floods, and even blackouts stopped few carriers from delivering the mail, but the financially plagued U.S. Postal Service will probably get little credit
View ArticleStorm-Surge Damage May Not Be Covered by Some Insurance
Companies and homeowners are about to become intimately acquainted with the fine print in their insurance policies
View ArticleDoes Mitt Romney Want to Get Rid of FEMA?
Pressed by reporters, the Republican candidate for president repeatedly refuses to say if he wishes to cut—or privatize—the Federal Emergency Management Agency
View ArticleSeeClickFix Helps Citizens Report Damage
Storm-battered residents can report downed trees, power outages, and even lost pets via a website that, in municipalities including Boston, Washington, and New Haven, transmits their reports directly...
View ArticleBrown, Warren Tussle Over Storm-Delayed Debate
Having agreed to cancel a debate that had been set for Tuesday, Massachusetts senate candidates in a tight race now disagree about holding a make-up event
View ArticleAn Anxious Wall Street Readies Its Reopening
As New York's stock exchanges race to reopen on Wednesday, what could possibly go wrong?
View ArticleFlashlights Still a Hot Commodity in Manhattan
A housewares store owner was ready for the storm with a supply of batteries and flashlights
View ArticleSandy Grounds Northeast Air Travel
Water on the runways shuts down airline service in parts of the storm's path
View ArticleSwarmed Supermarkets Wait for Resupply
Deliveries may not reach New York City's food shops for a couple of days
View ArticleEvacuated Hospital Patients Find Beds Throughout City
NYU Langone Medical Center sends patients uptown to St. Luke's Hospital
View ArticleIn Sandy's Wake, an Aid Website Gets a Big Test
Recovers.org is designed to help logistics efforts for local disaster relief
View ArticleSandy Puts Mobile Workers to the Test
The storm's impact may show that some companies have not done enough to promote the flexibility of working from home
View ArticleFor Many, Twitter Replaced Traditional News Sources During Storm
With Twitter, news hounds got a rolling, constantly updated distillation of crucial information from a wide range of sources
View ArticleNYC Rats: Stronger Than Sandy
Rats displaced by flooding have one expert concerned about a possible increased spread of rat-borne diseases
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