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Global Cyber Bank Theft Raises Security, Insurance Questions
In one of the biggest ever bank heists, a global cyber crime ring stole $45 million from two Middle Eastern banks by hacking into credit card processing firms and withdrawing money from ATMs in 27 ...
Warning: Online Background Checks May Violate Fair Credit Law
Federal regulators this week warned several companies that the quick, easy background checks they are providing online might violate the Fair Credit Reporting Act. The Federal Trade Commission sent ...
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New Jersey Gov. Christie Signs Single-Page Homeowners Summary Bill
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has signed into law a bill that aims to help homeowners better understand their insurance policies. The legislation (A3642/S2502) requires homeowners' insurers to give ...
U.S. Gets Green Light to Sue BofA Over Mortgages Under Untested Theory
A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that the United States can pursue parts of a civil lawsuit against Bank of America Corp. over its sale of toxic mortgages to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, boosting a ...
The Imperfect Science of Predicting Floods
Perched in a boat drifting slowly along the Red River, Dan Thomas kept one eye on a laptop and the other on a $60,000 piece of floating hardware that beamed sound waves deep into the flooding river. ...
Florida to Create Clearinghouse for Citizens Business
Florida lawmakers have approved legislation that seeks to slow the growth of the state-backed property insurer by diverting new policies into the private market while largely retaining the status quo ...
Court Upholds California Commissioner’s Authority in Mercury Rate Cut
The California Court of Appeal has upheld a Los Angeles Superior Court ruling by dismissing Mercury Insurance Co.'s lawsuit challenging Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones' authority to decrease the ...