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A new study by the IRC details the steady incorporation of front and side airbag systems in motor vehicles and documents the beneficial impact of this trend on auto injury insurance claim costs.

A House committee is demanding information on whether American International Group used government money to hire outside public relations help to wage campaigns against critics of the government bailout of AIG.

In its latest wave of cost-cutting measures, Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. laid off 480 employees and contractors.

An investment bank analysis of the property-casualty insurance market finds that the outlook for this year is improving modestly but declines can be expected in earnings per share.

Florida lawmakers' moves to provide a federal backstop to the state's severely underfunded Hurricane Catastrophe Fund are running into strong headwinds.

The Obama administration might compromise on its goal of a "public" option for health care insurance by considering proposals allowing private insurers to run such a program, a key presidential adviser said today.