From Wires with CNBC.com: Stock trading resumed Wednesday on
Wall Street for the first time this week as the Northeast limped into a
recovery that could last weeks after epic flooding caused massive power
outages, knocked out large parts of New York City's transportation network and
killed at least 50 people.
Millions of people in New York City and other hard-hit areas
will spend days or weeks recovering from a storm already seen as far more
destructive than Hurricane Irene, which slammed into the same region a year
ago. Super storm Sandy killed 18 people
in New York City, and a total of 23 in New York state, while six died in New
Jersey. Seven other states reported fatalities. Some 6.6 million homes and
businesses remained without electricity on Wednesday as trees toppled by
Sandy's fierce winds took down power lines....
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