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Death Toll in Massive Ecuador Quake Rises to 233
The death toll from a 7.8-magnitude earthquake in Ecuador has risen to 233, President Rafael Correa said a day after the quake on the South American country's northwest coast, one of the strongest in ...
Chubb Deal with China Retailer Gives It Access to Massive Online Customer Base
Chubb Ltd. is linking up with one of China's largest and most recognized retailers in a deal that gives it access to and online customer base of as many as 230 million people. Financial details of ...
Second Major Quake Hits Near Japan City of Kumamoto
A magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck southern Japan early on Saturday, just over 24 hours after a quake killed nine people and injured at least 1,000 in the same area. The Saturday quake triggered a ...
Are Carriers Facing a Paper Bias for Notices of Cancellation and Nonrenewal?
The insurance industry has been notoriously slow to fully embrace electronic forms of commerce and there may be good reasons for the hesitation. Until recently, antiquated, prescriptive requirements ...
Automakers Urge Insurers to Remind U.S. Drivers of Recalls
Major carmakers want U.S. auto insurance companies to help persuade millions of American car owners to get recalled vehicles fixed. The new push comes as a U.S. House panel will hold a hearing ...
CSAA Insurance Group Names McCaffrey as CFO
California's CSAA Insurance Group, a AAA Insurer, announced the appointment of J. Paul McCaffrey Jr. as the company's new Chief Financial Officer, a 25-year veteran of the industry. McCaffrey comes ...
Executives On The Move at W.R. Berkley, QBE, Argo and Ironshore
QBE North America hired a former AIG human resources executive to fill a key human resources role. Argo Group appointed a new president of Argo Pro U.S. Ironshore Inc. named a new leader for its ...
Ex-AIG CEO Benmosche’s Posthumous Memoir Slams Wall Street Greed
Robert Benmosche, the former American International Group Inc. chief executive officer who repaid a U.S. bailout, left behind criticism for Wall Street after his death. "The commissions being charged ...