Data & Research
Spouse’s Personality Impacts Career Success: University Study
As people spend more and more time in the workplace, it's natural for co-workers to develop close bonds—what's often referred to as a "workplace spouse" or an "office wife." But when it comes to ...
Lone Wolf Terrorist Attacks Not More Frequent But Targets Changing: Indiana State Research
Lone wolf terrorist attacks are not on the rise as popular culture might lead one to believe—but the attacks are changing for the worse, according to research by an Indiana State University ...
Most Workers Don’t Want to Lead: CareerBuilder Survey
Two-thirds of American workers said they are not aiming for the corner office, according to a new CareerBuilder survey, which also finds that more than half are not motivated to do so because they're ...
Homeowners More Satisfied with Insurance in 2014; Amica Reigns
A recent survey by J.D. Power 2014 found that overall customer satisfaction with homeowner insurers improved in 2014, and that Amica Mutual was the ranked the best by homeowners insurance customers. ...
Millennials Most Dissatisfied Among Homeowners Insurance Customer Groups
Gen Y customers—or Millennials—who comprise the largest group of homebuyers and renters in the United States, are more critical of their homeowners and renters insurance experiences than any ...
Should You Buy Alibaba Now? Mega IPOs are Mega Laggards a Year Later, Analysis Shows
If history is any guide, investors who missed out on getting a slice of Alibaba's massive initial public offering may want to think twice about jumping into the stock once it hits the New York Stock ...
Moody’s, A.M. Best See a Slowing Surplus Lines Market
Two insurance rating entities see slowing rate increases for the surplus lines segment in the coming months, as competition grows and rate hikes slow. Moody's Investors Service said that the U.S. ...
Beazley: Cyber Breaches are Small in Number But Growing
Specialty insurer Beazley has identified the most common source of data breaches, and they're not all in the cyber world. Most come from misdirected emails and faxes and the loss of paper records, ...