As the Gulf Coast braces for the impact of what forecasters say could be the nastiest hurricane to hit Texas in close to a decade, insurers and economists may actually bear some good news.Yes, tough times are likely ahead for lots of families. And the poor will be hit harder than wealthier residents, for whom a hotel stay outside the storm’s path is more of a headache than a devastating financial blow.Hurricane Harvey could decimate hundreds of thousands of homes and cause billions of dollars in damage.But the region’s economic momentum will likely help any hurricane-battered Texas cities bounce back even stronger than before, experts said. Continue reading...
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