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Nov 9, 2012

Marketplace Morning Report for Friday, November 9, 2012

Opinions on the future of China’s economy differ widely among analysts. Those who are bearish on China say it’s crash may already be here. Storm Sandy totaled tens of thousands of vehicles, and that’s expected to raise prices for used cars across the country. If there’s one message that both political parties have taken away from the election, it’s that the demographics of the electorate are changing. How will population diversity effect what gets done in Washington?

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Used car prices expected to rise after Sandy
by Stacey Vanek Smith
Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
Storm Sandy totaled tens of thousands of vehicles, and that’s expected to raise prices for used cars across the country.
Has China’s bright future turned dim?
by Rob Schmitz
As China changes leaders this week, opinions on the future of China's economy differ widely among analysts. Those bearish on China say it's crash may already be here.
Political sector catching up with business on diversity
by Chris Farrell
If there's one message that both political parties have taken away from the election, it's that the demographics of the electorate are changing. Could it shake up Washington?
Is Apple losing its creative shine?
by Queena Kim
Despite booming sales of popular products like the iPhone 5, Apple stock is falling. And some question the company's future as an innovator.
New York imposes gas rationing to ease Sandy shortage
by Dan Bobkoff
Gas rationing is back in New York City and parts of Long Island. And — like in the 1970s oil crisis — cars that end in an even number fill up on even days, and odd plates on odd days.
ECB to release new euro with an old Greek face
The European Central Bank says it's going to issue new currency notes next year. The new notes, redesigned to improve security, will feature images from Greek mythology.
President looks for toehold on ‘fiscal cliff’
by Jeremy Hobson
President Obama makes his first public comments since election night, expected to size up climb up 'fiscal cliff'
States can ‘legalize it’, but can someone sell it?
by Jeff Horwich
On Tuesday voters in Colorado and Washington approved legalization of marijuana for recreational purposes.
PODCAST: Apple’s stock slides, candy and antiperspirant meet
by Jeff Horwich
President Obama's challenge in a nutshell: Appease Main Street and soothe Wall Street. Apple's stock slides. New York brings back the 70's post-Sandy. Colorado and Washington legalize marijuana. And the economic niche where candy and antiperspirant meet.

Opinions on the future of China’s economy differ widely among analysts. Those who are bearish on China say it’s crash may already be here. Storm Sandy totaled tens of thousands of vehicles, and that’s expected to raise prices for used cars across the country. If there’s one message that both political parties have taken away from the election, it’s that the demographics of the electorate
are changing. How will population diversity effect what gets done in Washington?