What's going to make news on March 3 for the P&C industry? It's all about the big names today. Listen to the rundown in less than 60 seconds.

Liberty Mutual Group announced the creation of a new Information Technology Development Center in Boston and the start of hiring 100 new full-time employees to staff the operation.

Bond insurer MBIA expects to complete separation of its municipal and mortgage insurance companies this year and begin going to trial over its legal wrangling with banks over collateralized debt obligations the company says were ineligible for insurance coverage.

Bond insurer MBIA expects to complete separation of its municipal and mortgage insurance companies this year and begin going to trial over its legal wrangling with banks over collateralized debt obligations the company says were ineligible for insurance coverage.

Nineteen percent of drivers in a “pulse check” State Farm survey admitted to accessing the Internet on a cell phone at least once a week while driving, and 35 percent admitted to sending or receiving text messages while driving at least once a week.

With a new insurance commissioner and the governor standing behind Tennessee’s captive insurance program, the state has most of what it needs to be a leader in the region, according to a captive expert.

With a new insurance commissioner and the governor standing behind Tennessee’s captive insurance program, the state has most of what it needs to be a leader in the region, according to a captive expert.

In a letter to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, Susan Voss, president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners and Iowa’s insurance commissioner, has raised objections about the treatment the insurance industry is receiving from the members and staff of the Financial Stability Oversight Council.