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New York Governor David A. Paterson has signed a one-year medical malpractice insurance rate freeze into law in a move aimed at giving the state time to develop a longer-term solution for escalating r
Credit Suisse cited AIG's credit default swap portfolio as a problem and said it estimated that AIG Financial Products is "sitting on a $6.5 billion loss vs. our previous estimate of a loss of $2.6 bi
Nuri "weakened before passing almost directly over the city, bringing little more than gusty winds and heavy rain. Damage reports have been restricted to strewn debris, downed trees and, in isolated c
Nuri "weakened before passing almost directly over the city, bringing little more than gusty winds and heavy rain. Damage reports have been restricted to strewn debris, downed trees and, in isolated c
The National Weather Center's Hydrometeorological Prediction Center, which is now tracking the storm instead of the National Hurricane Center, said Fay moved slowly through central Mississippi, but ra
Hub said Mr. Simoneau returns to Hub after a brief hiatus. He was with the company for two years as senior vice president of operations of Hub Quebec following the acquisition of the AssurConseil insu
Catherine Weatherford, former chief executive officer of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, who abruptly resigned her post last month, has been hired by a trade group that represents
Catherine Weatherford, former chief executive officer of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, who abruptly resigned her post last month, has been hired by a trade group that represents
Tropical Storm Fay continued drenching Florida as it slowly moved west toward the Panhandle, with rain accumulations of up to eight inches and tropical watch warnings extending to Alabama and Mississi
ORLANDO, FLA.--Obesity, an aging workforce and injuries caused by new technologies are among emerging risks faced by workers' compensation insurers and businesses, said experts at an industry conferenc
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