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Indeed, Congress is likely to "let history repeat itself" by waiting until the last minute next year before passing any extension of the current Terrorism Risk Insurance Act--if it acts to extend the p

Indeed, Congress is likely to "let history repeat itself" by waiting until the last minute next year before passing any extension of the current Terrorism Risk Insurance Act--if it acts to extend the p

In today's blog entry, NU Managing Editor Susanne Sclafane wonders whether a bloodbath on property-casualty pricing might soon develop now that we've entered the fourth quarter without any significant

Douglas Holmes, former deputy director of the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, will be the next president of the Washington-based business advocacy group Strategic Services on Unemployment

Douglas Holmes, former deputy director of the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, will be the next president of the Washington-based business advocacy group Strategic Services on Unemployment

WASHINGTON--The Supreme Court has agreed to determine when insurers and other businesses must notify their customers that rate increases were based on changes in their credit rating, so-called "adverse