A variety of consumer-focused articles appears daily in The New York Times and on our blogs. Each weekday morning, we gather them together here so you can quickly scan the news that could hit you in your wallet.
- States accommodate voters displaced by Hurricane Sandy. (National)
- Hacking of tax records puts states on guard. (National)
- Bracing for an upturn in lodging rates. (Business)
- Jump-starting air travel after everything went dark. (Business)
- The costs of shoring up coastal communities. (Science Times)
- Old, frail and in harm's way. (The New Old Age)
- Reassessing flu shots as season draws near. (Well)
- The big swipe: Debit card fees. (Economix)
- A cold shoulder for Amazon as publisher. (Bits)
- A key addition to phones lacking keyboards. (Gadgetwise)
- Lessons from a marathon not run. (Well)
- When hospital patients continue to smoke. (Well)
- Fish may beat pills for Om ega-3s. (Well)
- Questions answered about pension plans. (Booming)
- November college checklist for seniors. (The Choice)
