As the cruise industry recovers from the pandemic’s impacts, it faces new sustainability goals and operational challenges in a changing global landscape.
In a landmark decision, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that the notice-prejudice rule now applies to first-party homeowners’ insurance, impacting claims and policy conditions.
Recent tornadoes in Nebraska, Iowa, and Oklahoma have caused significant damage, impacting over 7,000 properties and leading to extensive recovery efforts.
After her daughter heard strange noises, a North Carolina mother discovered a massive bee colony in their home, leading to a costly and intricate removal process.
The latest Netwrix report reveals critical insights into the cybersecurity landscape, emphasizing increased incidents and evolving protection strategies in hybrid IT architectures.
In response to Florida’s stringent regulations, insurance executives are debating the fairness and constitutionality of actions aimed at past leaders of failed companies.
Johnson & Johnson seeks to settle tens of thousands of claims alleging its talc products caused ovarian cancer with a proposed $6.5 billion settlement.
Advanced technology and targeted training are reshaping underwriters’ roles, enhancing their efficiency and market adaptability, according to a new Capgemini report.
Amid a significant 22.2% increase in premiums, nearly half of U.S. auto insurance customers are actively seeking new policies, according to the latest J.D. Power study.
Gore Street Energy Storage Fund has successfully implemented a predictive analytics solution, achieving improved insurance terms for its UK energy storage projects.
The 2024 Global Cyber Confidence Index report underscores a significant disconnect between cybersecurity confidence and the actual effectiveness of risk management practices.
A vendor is facing charges for allegedly defrauding Montgomery city of over $400,000, with an indictment issued following an unrelated probe by the attorney general.
Jorge Maldonado, owner of Pro-Care Building Maintenance, has been ordered to pay nearly $700,000 in restitution for underreporting employee numbers to reduce workers’ comp premiums.