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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 ...
Cleanup Begins After Storm Batters Northeastern U.S., Knocking Out Power
Utility crews worked Tuesday to restore power to hundreds of thousands of customers in Maine and some rivers continued to rise in New England following a powerful storm that hit the northeastern ...
Aon to Buy Middle-Market Broker NFP for $13.4 Billion
Aon plc this morning said it has a $13.4 billion deal in place to purchase broker NFP to expand its middle-market segment. The purchase price will be funded by $7 billion in cash and $6.4 billion of ...
Lloyd’s Extends Lease on Iconic London Headquarters Until 2035
Society of Lloyd's, better known as Lloyd's of London, has reached an agreement to remain in its One Lime Street headquarters until at least 2035, the Financial Times reported. The deal with landlord ...
U.S. Regulators Add ArtificiaI Intelligence to Potential Financial System Risks
Rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) could create new risks for the U.S. financial system if the technology is not properly supervised, a panel of regulators warned on Thursday. The ...
Report: Workplace Fatalities Rise in Five Industries
A new six-year analysis of serious injuries and fatalities (SIF) sustained by workers in Transportation, Oil and Gas, Manufacturing, Mining and Utilities industries highlights a dangerous upward ...
As Business Travel Declines so Does Emissions
Almost half of 217 global firms cut their business travel carbon emissions by at least 50 percent between 2019 and 2022, analysis published on Monday found, as corporate air travel returned at a much ...
Flooding Prompts Millions to Move as Climate Migration Patterns Emerge
Flooding is driving millions of people to move out of their homes, limiting growth in some prospering communities and accelerating the decline of others, according to a new study that details how ...