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Cyber Crime Climbs, 90% of Americans Have Been Targeted
A majority of Americans were targeted in a digital scam attempt in the last year, with 1 in 4 believing they fell victim to a scam, and 3 in 10 losing money to cyber crime., according to F-Secure's ...
Insurance Industry Labor Market Remains Stable: Report
A majority of carriers (86 percent) intend to increase or maintain their staff sizes in the next 12 months, according to Jacobson's Q3 2024 Insurance Labor Market Study. The Bureau of Labor ...
U.S. Inflation Rose Slightly in October
Inflation in the United States ticked up in October, driven by costlier rents, used cars and air fares, a sign that price increases might be leveling off after having slowed in September to their ...
Swiss Re Execs Sleeping Well After $2.4B Q3 Reserve Boost
While a $2.4 billion boost in loss reserves for the third-quarter will help Swiss Re's executives sleep better on a bigger cushion, across the industry, worsening trends in U.S. liability loss costs ...
Allstate Insurers Sue Hyundai, Kia to Pay for Claims From Defective Cars
A group of subsidiaries of Allstate have filed a subrogation suit against Hyundai and Kia to get back costs paid to insureds for damages when their cars suddenly erupted in flames. According to the ...
Hurricanes Helene, Milton Pressure NFIP; Expected Loss Ratio 200%
The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is expected to face total losses between $8.2-10.5 billion for 2024, leading to a loss ratio above 200 percent before accounting for loss adjustment ...
Amazon Makes It Harder for Disabled Employees to Work From Home
Amazon.com Inc. is making it harder for disabled employees to get permission to work from home, underscoring the tech giant's determination to get its corporate workforce ...
Four Arrested for Insurance Fraud in Fake Bear Attack
In an event that could be dubbed stranger than fiction, four California residents were arrested on charges of insurance fraud when they claimed fake bear attacks damaged their Rolls Royce. The ...