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In response to NU's latest "Question of Ethics," readers weighed in on the ethical implications of doing business in states where claimants seem to be able to "profit" from their losses--getting more

The demise of Eliot Spitzer was no doubt celebrated with glee by many in the insurance industry, but his resignation doesn't change the fact that as attorney general he exposed a seamy side of the bus

'Sicko' director Michael Moore got bogged down in petty arguments over some of the numbers cited in his documentary while appearing on CNN this week, but managed to get some very telling points across

If you saw a headline that read, "Recession-Plagued Nation Demands New Bubble To Invest In," would you think it was serious, or a joke? It's hard to tell these days, with the economy in such a precari

Now that state regulators are warming up to the idea of establishing a federal Office of Insurance Information within the Treasury Department, why not just appoint the National Association of Insuranc

How eager should insurers be to cover rebuilding projects in New Orleans if another devastating flood is inevitable? Actor Brad Pitt's assertion that if The Big Easy scares you, then don't build anyth