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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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American Apparel CEO Dov Charney on His Controversial Ad
"We don't think it was offensive. We're sorry if others thought it was" -
Hurricane Sandy
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 -
Transportation
One New Yorker's Seven-Hour Post-Sandy Commute
From Jamaica, Queens, to Manhattan was harrowing -
Hurricane Sandy
JPMorgan's Bisignano: “We’re in the Sixth Inning”
The bank's co-chief operating officer says basic facilities are holding up but flooding has closed some branches -
Your Neighborhood Applebee's Is Doing Just Fine
Casual dining restaurants like Applebee’s and IHOP seem to have come through the storm relatively unscathed -
Management
With No Power, Tekserve Still Opens
The favorite store of Manhattan's Apple lovers resorts to collective ingenuity -
A City Without Sushi? Say It Isn't So
In storm-struck Manhattan, it's "water, water everywhere, and not a fish to eat" -
Hurricane Sandy
Mayor to City: Form a Carpool
Plus other notable items from Mike Bloomberg's Wednesday press conference -
Hurricane Sandy
The NBA Tipped Off Last Night. Bad Timing
The storm's aftermath may interfere with basketball fans' interest -
Workplace
Can You Do a Day’s Work on a Cell Phone?
One power-less writer found out
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Hurricane Sandy
How to Rebuild a Boardwalk
It could take years to fully restore coastal towns' icons -
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Wringing the Most Out of Business Insurance
The art of framing a claim: Even businesses that escaped physical damage may be able to collect if crucial customers and suppliers have been affected -
Does 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… -
Hurricane Sandy
For Mitt Romney, Hurricane Sandy Is History
It will be politics as usual today in Florida for the Republican candidate while President Obama tours damaged New Jersey -
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 -
Sandy Grounds Northeast Air Travel
Water on the runways shuts down airline service in parts of the storm's path -
Hurricane Sandy
An Insurance Break for Homeowners
Sandy was deemed a storm, not a hurricane, a designation that could save homeowners thousands of dollars -
Telecommunications
New Yorkers Grapple With 'Charge-pocalypse'
Lower Manhattan's power outage leads resourceful types to find creative ways to recharge their devices -
Management
With No Power, Tekserve Still Opens
The favorite store of Manhattan's Apple lovers resorts to collective ingenuity -
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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