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While companies are signing agreements to limit contingent commissions, a study funded by the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America concludes that such payments ensure the survival of

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Businesses coping with a global environment, besides property and business interruption coverage, need insurance for unexpected events and actions by foreign governments, brokerage firm experts advise

The numbers reported in the "2005 Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries" represent the third-lowest level since the bureau started tracking workplace fatalities, according to Edwin G. Foulke Jr., the

"Realistically, insurance expenses may not be a major source of earnings disruption, but companies near the edge of consensus expectations may start to add rising insurance costs or weather-induced ea