Despite American International Group's recent profitable quarter, Moody's Investors Service said its outlook remains negative and it has doubts about the company's ability to fully repay the government.

Australian auto insurers are reporting that kangaroos are mostly responsible for 20 or more animal-vehicle collisions a day.

Edward Liddy, before he stepped down as American International Group's embattled chair and chief executive, wrote company employees to tell them that despite liquidations and sales, the company is undergoing a rebirth, not a breakup.

Officials said under Florida's excess profits law more than 30 workers' compensation insurers calculate they owe refunds to businesses, with Hartford Financial Services Group refunding $48.2 million.

Edward Liddy, before he stepped down as American International Group's embattled chair and chief executive, wrote company employees to tell them that despite liquidations and sales, the company is undergoing a rebirth, not a breakup.

Tropical Storm Etau's torrential rains brought death, landslides and floods, inundating homes and businesses in Western Japan, the Risk Management Solutions modeling firm reported.

A New Jersey appeals court has ruled that state officials can go ahead and implement a controversial medical fee schedule for auto injuries that doctors charged was too low.

Federal authorities released a statement countering former American International Group Chairman Maurice Greenberg's comments, which sought to diminish the import of accounting violation allegations against him.