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Developers Wanted by Progressive for Driver Behavior Smartphone App
Progressive is working with application developers to find a way to use mobile phones to measure customers' driving behaviors, the auto insurer said in an announcement yesterday. The announcement was ...
UK Website Selling Online Taxi Insurance
On Thursday, GoTaxi announced that it had launched a new taxi insurance website in the U.K. The website's objective is to match taxi and cab drivers who are looking for all types of taxi insurance ...
Behind every commercial or residential property in a regional insurer’s portfolio are people relying on their carrier to remain resilient...
Nearly Half of Security Execs Say Insurers Alone Should Pay Costs of Physical Terror Attacks
Forty-seven percent of security executives across of a variety of industries believe that private insurance companies alone should pay for worker injuries and property damage in the aftermath of a ...
Public Service Exits California Workers Comp
Public Service Mutual Insurance Co.'s exit from California's workers compensation market isn't a reflection of the health of the state's workers' compensation system, according to the California ...
Top U.S. CEOs See Compensation Increases Shrink
Big U.S. companies appear to have handed out smaller increases in compensation to their chief executives in 2013 than in 2012, mainly as a result of reduced grants of stock options, according to an ...
UK Spending Cuts Could Mean More Flood Re Claims: Fitch
Uncertainty about UK government spending on flood defenses means the industry-managed Flood Re program for pooling flood risk may face higher-than-expected claims in the future, according to Fitch ...Apollo’s Insurer Athene Looks to Raise $1 Billion for Acquisitions
Athene Holding Ltd., the insurer controlled by Leon Black's Apollo Global Management LLC, doubled its capital-raising goal to $1 billion to add funds for acquisitions. The insurer plans to finalize ...
Florida Supreme Court Finds Medical Damages Caps Unconstitutional
The Florida Supreme Court has ruled that the state's caps on noneconomic damages in medical malpractice wrongful death cases violate the state Constitution's equal protection clause. The 5-2 opinion ...