New Yorkers talk tough, and think of themselves as thick-skinned individuals who can adapt to any situation. But just rain or snow or blow a little bit, and the city comes apart at the seams, says NU

Why can't business and Information Technology managers just get along? According to NU's Ara Trembly, the answer lies in the foolish thought patterns both engage in. Get the foul details at

West Virginia Insurance Fraud Commissioner Jane L. Cline recently announced the arrests of two Huntington men charged with insurance fraud, third degree arson, conspiracy, and burning insured

Mr. Devine, who joined Aon in 2005, served as chief operating officer of Aon Risk Services Americas and head of global strategy. Prior to joining Aon, he served as senior partner and director at McKin

ChoicePoint Precision Marketing, a provider of direct marketing and database solutions for the insurance and financial services industries, has announced the release of ITA Advantage for personal

Michael Snead, the former chairman and president of Cherry Hill, N.J.-based surplus lines carrier Admiral Insurance Company, died last week in Horseheads, N.Y., after a long illness. He was 80 years o

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Ms. Clune brings more than 20 years of brokerage industry experience. She began her career as an associate at Willis and later worked for another broker as a senior vice president in Seattle and New