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Unless you believe global warming is just another one of those crackpot scientific theories--you know, like evolution and gravity--you'll find NU Associate Editor Mark E. ...

Nov. 30, 2006 brought the biggest sigh of relief the insurance industry has exhaled in quite some time. It came at the end of a hurricane season that was projected to be as active as any we have seen

In October of 2006 America's population reached 300,000,000. Every 11 seconds another American is born, arrives, comes home, or otherwise becomes a statistic.

Because the region is not used to catastrophe situations, the association has been inundated with questions from the media and consumers about their coverage, he said. Many, unhappily, are discovering

Hawaii Insurance Commissioner Jeffrey P. Schmidt said there is little take-up in earthquake insurance in the state primarily because there are few earthquakes. He said the last major quake to hit the

The damage figures are beginning to roll in from Sunday's earthquake that struck Hawaii and its edging into the hundred of millions, but insurance carriers do not know yet what the insured losses will

Indications so far are that damage has been relatively minor from the 6.6 magnitude earthquake that struck the big island of Hawaii yesterday, with the overall insured losses unknown, said a spokeswom

Indications so far are that damage has been relatively minor from the 6.6 magnitude earthquake that struck the big island of Hawaii yesterday, with the overall insured losses unknown, said a spokeswom