The True Story of Malware’s Birth and its Effect on Cybercrime In any global outbreak, it’s important to identify Patient Zero. In the movies, you get a leggy Gwyneth Paltrow. In... Read More
Toyota’s Top Supplier Estimates 15-Year Wait for Self-Driving Car The technology to make cars fully autonomous probably won’t be established until at least 2030, according to the top supplier... Read More
With Concerns Related to Underage Drinking, Majority of Adults Favor Powdered Alcohol Ban After this year’s legalization of powdered alcohol, some states have already banned it – a move that the majority of... Read More
Though Quiet Hurricane Season Expected, El Nino May Not Temper Landfalling Storm While hurricane activity for the Atlantic Basin is projected to be below average for the 2015 season, impactful landfalls can... Read More
I.I.I. Reports Lightning Claims Down in 2014 While Severity Rises The number of insurance claims from lightning strikes in the United States continued its steady decline, as severe thunderstorm activity... Read More
Study Finds That Mega Injections of Wastewater Triggers More Quakes The more oil and gas companies pump their saltwater waste into the ground, and the faster they do it, the... Read More
Auto Safety Agency Fails to Hold Car Manufacturers Accountable An upcoming government audit says the nation’s auto safety regulator failed repeatedly over a decade to discover the General Motors... Read More
Generation Y Reports Greatest Increase in Auto Insurer Satisfaction Gen Y customers are the driving force behind an increase in overall auto insurance satisfaction due to improvement across all... Read More
FAA to Issue Commercial Drones Rules Within a Year U.S. commercial drone operations could take flight on a large scale by this time next year, as federal regulators finalize... Read More
State Farm’s Top 10 States With Most Lightning Damage Claims Lightning may not seem as destructive as other natural disasters, yet a strike can cause serious damage to business equipment... Read More