Even When Deleted, Online Information Isn’t Gone The Ashley Madison hack is a big reminder to all Web users: If you submit private data online, chances are... Read More
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Bowman Stepping Down as Crawford & Company CEO Atlanta-based Crawford & Company announced that Jeffrey T. Bowman is stepping down after nearly eight years as president and CEO... Read More
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Earth on Track to Beat 2014’s Record Hottest Year With an El Nino growing in the Pacific Ocean and climate change spurring global temperatures ever higher, almost nothing can... Read More
Cunningham Lindsey Names 2 Leaders to Catastrophe Team Cunningham Lindsey, a global loss adjusting and risk management services company, announced the addition of Denise Long as vice president... Read More
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