Consumers fare better under state regulatory systems requiring prior approval of insurers' rates than systems with fewer regulatory controls, according a national study released today by the Consumer

In dispute is whether workers over age 40 who challenged their dismissal must make their case, or should the company which dismissed them during an involuntary reduction in force have the burden of pr

Thomas J. Wilson, president, chief executive officer and chairman-elect of Allstate, said, "Catastrophe losses offset the solid underlying performance of our insurance operations, where profitability

Pitney Bowes Inc., the Stamford, Conn.-based "mailstream" company, said has planned a series of events and services to help mail-reliant businesses, such as insurance companies, to handle the upcoming

"Women of America: Put your lipstick on, square your shoulders, suit up" and get ready to fight, Sen. Barbara Mikulski, D-Md., said moments after the bill's opponents denied supporters the 60 votes ne

St. Paul, Minn.-based Travelers Companies reported first-quarter net income fell 11 percent to $967 million as investment income dropped 12 percent; however, the firm upped its 2008 operating earning

Reacting to an expert's negative comments about insurance companies' use of catastrophe models, industry representatives said carriers have improved their use and understanding of models since Hurrica

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