The story is being trumpeted by the conservative media and has caused an uproar online. But it's inaccurate.
Assessing how various election scenarios might impact profits.
Demand has been on an upswing and cars destroyed by Sandy will have to be replaced.
Exchanges won't reopen until Hurricane Sandy makes landfall. Look for a Wednesday reopen. Insurance companies could see $5 billion to $10 billion in losses. Important economic and earnings reports are due, including Friday's jobs report.
The candidates may fear offending banks, and a distracted press just ignores the issue.
A new survey digs into voters' politically polarizing preferences and finds Google and Fox News are among the top choices.
National interest in legalizing marijuana grows as Washington, Oregon and Colorado take up the issue.
Numerous charges of ethical violations have not resonated with voters, giving Rob Andrews a clear shot at re-election.
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