Corporate Risk

Even before the loss of its Flight MH370, Malaysian Airline System (MAS) was bleeding cash.

Shareholder litigation involving mergers and acquisitions continued its upward trend in 2013, with 94% of deals valued over $100 million during the year challenged by shareholders.

As a growing number of insurance carriers attempt to sell small-business coverage direct to consumers, agents will need to be more than mere policy peddlers and price shoppers to remain relevant for their customers.

The cars at the center of General Motors Co.s February recall were still on the drawing board when a top engineer gathered more than a dozen managers and delivered a fateful message: Build them for less.

Toyota Motor Corp. has agreed to pay a $1.2 billion penalty to end a U.S. criminal probe into sudden unintended acceleration that led to the recall of more than 10 million vehicles.

Three winning programs will be highlighted online, in print and at the Workers Compensation Educational Conference.

Three winning programs will be highlighted online, in print and at the Workers Compensation Educational Conference.

Uncertainty and risk aversion trumped other, more favorable mergers and acquisitions factors present in 2013 to drive U.S. property and casualty M&A activity to its lowest level since the 2008-09 fiscal crisis, a new report says.