Commercial Property: Inspecting Hard to Reach Areas Quickly and Inexpensively There are times where an inspection will be necessary in the most unique or hard to reach places. In some... Read More
Zurich Stands Ready to Cut Underperforming Businesses to Rein in Claims Zurich Insurance Group AG is “prepared to shrink” some of its businesses after being caught off guard by the scale... Read More
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Internet of Things Disrupting Customer Service The Internet of Things is changing the customer experience, according to Kevin Daley, chief business architect at IBM. Daley, who... Read More
Most Dangerous U.S. Cities Ranked by Crime Data East St. Louis, Illinois and Camden, New Jersey rank first and second in an annual ranking of the country’s most... Read More
Months of Preparation Lead into Super Bowl 50 Levi Stadium’s regular capacity of 68,500 seats has been expanded to 75,000 in anticipation of Sunday’s Super Bowl game, scheduled... Read More
Takata Airbag Repairs Continue, Honda Recalls 2.2M More Vehicles Honda is recalling another 2.2 million Honda and Acura vehicles because the driver’s airbag inflators made by Takata can explode... Read More
Rising Auto Claims Blamed for Allstate Quarterly Profit Decline of 41% Allstate Corp., the largest publicly traded U.S. car and home insurer, said fourth-quarter profit fell on a surge in auto... Read More
Big Freight Railroad Carriers Won’t Make 2018 Deadline for Positive Train Control Three of the biggest freight railroads operating in the U.S. have told the government they won’t meet a 2018 deadline... Read More
Blanchard Painting Recovered 48 Years After Multimillion Dollar Theft A painting of a Parisian street scene stolen in New York has been recovered by Art Recovery Group. The painting... Read More