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Safety Risk Exposed: Almost Half of All Drivers in the U.S. Behind on Critical Maintenance
Though millions are set to travel by car over the Thanksgiving holiday, a new report has found that nearly half of all drivers are behind on at least one major service, posing a risk during peak ...
Microsoft Launches Tracker to Manage Autonomous AI in the Workplace
In Microsoft's view, humans are not the only ones to manage in a workplace. Artificial intelligence also needs a manager. The software maker on Tuesday announced Microsoft Agent 365, a program for ...
Fatigue Crack Caused Keystone Pipeline Oil Spill in North Dakota
A fatigue crack in the Keystone Pipeline led to an oil spill in North Dakota earlier this year that released thousands of barrels of oil onto farmland, according to the pipeline operator. In a ...
APCIA: House Judiciary Committee Must Pass Litigation Funding Disclosure Reforms
The American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA) continues to throw support behind two bills scheduled for markup Nov. 18 by the House Judiciary Committee. Committee member Rep. Darell ...
MGA Bobcat Re Launched in U.S. by Former K2 CAT Execs
A new property-catastrophe reinsurance MGA, Bobcat Re, has been launched by a group of private investors, including former K2 CAT executives David Carson and James Sharpington as well as Glenn T. ...
Toyota Rav4 Tops List of Most Stolen Vehicles in Canada
The Toyota RAV4 now tops the annual list of the top ten most stolen cars in Canada, according to the country's national authority on insurance crime and fraud prevention Équité Association. The SUV ...
Tesla Wins Bid to Undo Race Bias Class Action by Black Factory Workers
A California state judge has ruled that more than 6,000 Black workers at Tesla's flagship assembly plant cannot sue over alleged racial harassment as a class, reversing an earlier ruling in a major ...
Cities, States Across U.S. Are Turning to AI to Improve Road Safety
As America's aging roads fall further behind on much-needed repairs, cities and states are turning to artificial intelligence to identify hazards and determine which fixes should come first. Hawaii ...