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Alibaba Chair Ma Assures Workers Over U.S. Legal Troubles
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd Executive Chairman Jack Ma urged employees to relax about U.S. lawsuits against the firm over possible failure to disclose information to investors, in a letter to staff ...
Everest Re Hires Marsh Vet to Lead Division’s U.S. Insurance Operations
Everest Re Group brought in a Marsh & McLennan veteran to head the U.S. offices of one of its insurance arms. Jonathan Zaffino is now president of Everest National Insurance Company's U.S. ...
When MGAs manage a high volume of insurance submissions, underwriting speed often depends on what happens before an underwriter ever...
GM Customers Struggle to Propel $10B Suit Over Falling Car Values
Drivers of Chevy Cobalts and Saturn Ions met with skepticism when they tried to restart a $10 billion lawsuit accusing General Motors Co. of exposing them to falling car prices. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge ...
Boston’s Rapid Winter Snowfall Edges Close to Record High
Boston has had more snow this year than Fairbanks, Alaska, which is 23.3 inches below normal for this time of year at 29.7. It outstrips Fargo, North Dakota, with 15 inches. Although, things could be ...
P/C Industry Lobbyists Hope to Shape FAA’s Proposed Drone Regs
Two insurance industry trade associations expressed support for proposed regulations governing commercial drone use, calling them a good first step. Worries remain, however, about how the regulations ...
West Virginia Oil Train Derailment Threatens Drinking Water
U.S. regulators joined the investigation into a fiery CSX Corp. oil-train derailment in West Virginia that forced residents to flee their homes in frigid weather and threatened drinking water. The ...
Smaller Companies Not Embracing Cyber Risk Insurance: Treasury Dept.’s Raskin
While the overall cyber risk insurance market is growing tremendously, larger corporate clients have driven much of the expansion. Smaller companies, on the other hand, have not followed suit, Deputy ...
AAA: Americans Drive Unsafely, Even Though They Know Better
Auto insurers take note: Many Americans are driving while speeding, sleepy and texting. They also run red lights, even though they know better, according to a new survey. In other words many drivers ...