News Drowsy Driving-Related Crashes Occur More Frequently Than Statistics Indicate February 9, 2018 The most in-depth drowsy driving research ever conducted in the U.S. using footage of everyday drivers found that the percentage... Read More
International News Catastrophes Prompt Investor Interest in Reinsurance February 9, 2018 The $500 billion reinsurance industry is experiencing a flurry of deal talks. One reason: Companies are finally for sale as... Read More
News Wynn Sex Misconduct Case Raises Question: When Do Investors Need to Know? February 9, 2018 When should a company have to tell investors that a top executive is facing sexual misconduct allegations? The question comes... Read More
Southeast News South Carolina Proposal Would Fine Railroads That Don’t Use PTC February 9, 2018 A South Carolina lawmaker wants to fine rail companies that don’t implement a safety system investigators say could have prevented... Read More
International News Zurich Overhaul Produces First Dividend in 7 Years February 9, 2018 Zurich Insurance Group AG overcame a record year for natural-disaster claims in the industry to deliver its first dividend increase... Read More
East News Vermont Man Denies Killing Mother, Grandfather February 9, 2018 A Vermont man accused by family members of killing his millionaire grandfather and possibly his mother said several of his... Read More
Southeast News Kentucky Bill Aimed at Revamping Medical Malpractice System Advances February 9, 2018 Kentucky lawmakers are considering a bill that would alter the medical malpractice system even more. Last year, lawmakers revised the... Read More
International News Lack of Tracking Means Planes Could Still Vanish Into Thin Air Like MH370 February 8, 2018 The disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 prompted a slew of safety proposals meant to prevent another jetliner from inexplicably... Read More
News ‘Jackpotting’ Reaches U.S. Shores, Drains Millions From ATMs February 8, 2018 ATM machines across the country are being targeted by a wave of criminals in search of an illegal high-tech payday.... Read More
Midwest News Nebraska Officials to Remove Omaha-Made Guardrail End Caps February 8, 2018 State transportation officials plan to remove highway guardrail end caps manufactured by a Nebraska company that have been the subject... Read More