Apollo-Owned Aspen Insurance Files for IPO in U.S.
Private equity firm Apollo-owned Aspen Insurance on Wednesday filed its paperwork for an initial public offering in the United States, according to a regulatory filing.
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Rite Aid Banned From AI Facial Recognition by FTC After Misuse
Rite Aid Corp. must stop using facial recognition for the next five years as part of a privacy settlement with the US Federal Trade Commission, which said the pharmacy chain misused the technology to ...
Toyota Recalling Over 1 Million Vehicles Over Potential Air Bag Issue
Toyota Motor said on Wednesday it will recall 1.12 million vehicles worldwide because a short circuit in a sensor could cause air bags not to deploy as designed.
The recall ...
Citi Suit Raises #MeToo Claims at Wall Street’s Top Levels
Ardith Lindsey's lawsuit accusing Citigroup Inc. of tolerating years of sexual harassment and assault against her struck a chord across Wall Street for many reasons, not least of which was her title: ...
Company Party Tips: Be Joyful, Not Liable
The company holiday party holds inherent potential for drama and danger.
Holiday parties have bounced back big-time post-pandemic. The ...
Tech Bytes: New Partnerships at bolt, Convr AI, Mylo
bolt, an InsurTech with a technology-enabled property/casualty insurance exchange, announced a partnership with Ledger, a global platform to secure crypto and critical digital assets, to launch a new ...
Study: U.S. Renters Hit Hardest by Hurricanes
Two new studies suggest renters living along the East and Gulf coasts of the United States face rent increases, higher eviction rates and a lack of affordable housing in the aftermath of a hurricane ...
New Technology Reduces Left Turn Crashes by 25%
A new partnership between Applied Information Inc. (AI), a provider of intelligent transportation infrastructure technology, and Wavetronix, a manufacturer of vehicle detection technologies, is set ...
Automakers Oppose U.S. Safety Agency’s Bid to Recall of 52M Airbag Inflators
Major automakers including General Motors, Toyota Motor and Volkswagen and two airbag makers said on Tuesday they oppose the U.S. auto safety regulator's bid to require the recall of 52 million ...