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How Bike Sharing Would Have Helped New York After Sandy
The delayed bike-sharing system could have at least made things easier for struggling commuters
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Hurricane Sandy
Sandy Will Reopen a 'Black Box' of Insurance Claims
As supply chains expand worldwide, insurers are becoming far stricter on how to model losses for business interruption -
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New York's Food Trucks to the Rescue
The ubiquitous food wagons of New York have been motoring downtown to serve residents devoid of power, restaurants, and even take-out -
Who Will Pay For New York's Subway Repairs?
The MTA may be able to rely on insurance and FEMA to help New York's flooded transit system rebound -
Workplace
After Fighting Sandy, Workers Face the Dreaded Inbox
As business slowly starts up again, workers sift through loads of missed messages -
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Sandy Thwarts Mark Zuckerberg's Plans to Fix New Jersey's Schools
A vote on a contentious contract was derailed by the storm -
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An Insurance Break for Homeowners
Sandy was deemed a storm, not a hurricane, a designation that could save homeowners thousands of dollars -
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How the Superstorm Stole Halloween
Every person in Park Slope liked Halloween a lot. But when it came to the parade, turns out some did not -
Transportation
The Culture of Carpooling With Strangers
Mayor Bloomberg suggests New Yorkers give rides to strangers to travel into Manhattan—a practice that's commonplace in other cities -
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The Airlines' Strong Sandy Report Card Left Room for Improvement
Sandy was a colossal mess for air travel—but airlines managed to prevent hordes of stranded passengers -
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Solar Panels No Savior in a Blackout
When the grid goes down, even homes with solar arrays go with it
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Hurricane Sandy: Live Storm Reports
Bloomberg Businessweek staff file up-to-date news of Hurricane Sandy and its effects on services, health care, the economy, and our readers' lives -
Hurricane Sandy
Solar Panels No Savior in a Blackout
When the grid goes down, even homes with solar arrays go with it -
Who Will Pay For New York's Subway Repairs?
The MTA may be able to rely on insurance and FEMA to help New York's flooded transit system rebound -
Hurricane Sandy
Subway Chaos and the Man Who Saw It Coming
Columbia University's Klaus Jacob predicted it would take about 21 days and billions of dollars to get New York's subway system back in gear. He… -
American Apparel CEO Dov Charney on His Controversial Ad
"We don't think it was offensive. We're sorry if others thought it was" -
Health Care
NYC Rats: Stronger Than Sandy
Rats displaced by flooding have one expert concerned about a possible increased spread of rat-borne diseases -
Storm-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 -
Media & Marketing
For 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 -
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Why the Marathon Is the Last Thing New York Needs
The race's organizers promise the event will go on as scheduled, but it could cause far more problems than it's worth -
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Can You Do a Day’s Work on a Cell Phone?
One power-less writer found out
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