MSN Money's Anthony Mirhaydari discusses how Tuesday's outcome could affect investors.
Organizers said the event would help post-hurricane reconstruction efforts, but the controversy grew too large.
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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.
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