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        "uri": "/2013/02/07/survey-cyber-threats-become-top-concern-among-busi/",
        "title": "Survey: Cyber Threats Become Top Concern Among Business Execs",
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        "summary": "American International Group conducted a survey of 323 risk managers, IT decision makers, C-suite executives and brokers in the U.S. and Canada and found that cyber attacks beat property damage and income loss as a top-of-mind risk.",
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        "title": "Survey: Cyber Threats Become Top Concern Among Business Execs",
        "byline": "Michael Stanley",
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        "summary": "American International Group conducted a survey of 323 risk managers, IT decision makers, C-suite executives and brokers in the U.S. and Canada and found that cyber attacks beat property damage and income loss as a top-of-mind risk.",
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        "uri": "/2012/02/24/ratings-agencies-break-down-implications-of-possible-hartford-split/",
        "title": "Ratings Agencies Break Down Implications of Possible Hartford Split",
        "byline": "Michael Stanley, Phil Gusman",
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        "prettyDate": "February 24, 2012",
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        "summary": "If the Hartford decides to split its P&C and Life operations, as proposed by a hedge-fund manager who owns an 8.4 percent stake in the company, the P&C operations would have a more favorable credit outlook than would the Life operations alone, according to Moodys Investors Service.",
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        "title": "Moody's: Hartford Split Credit Positive for P&C Side",
        "byline": " Michael Stanley ",
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        "prettyDate": "February 21, 2012",
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        "summary": "If Hartford Financial were to split in two the outcome would have positive credit implications for the property and casualty (P&C) insurance group and negative credit implications for the life insurance group. The main reason for the difference, according to Moodys Weekly Credit Outlook is that the life group depends...",
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