As 2014 was coming to an end, I reflected back on the many years I have been involved in negotiating...
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Along with the usual challenges U.S. insurers have faced in recent years—intense competition, potentially flatter profit margins, investing in technology—companies...
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The Obama administration is putting a large dent in the U.S. embargo against Cuba as of Friday, significantly loosening restrictions...
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Reduced frequency and loss rates, concerns with patient management and emerging risks are some of the findings in the second...
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NASA evacuated astronauts from its side of the International Space Station on Wednesday after an alarm indicated a possible toxic...
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Federal mine safety officials have issued a new rule aimed at reducing crushing and pinning deaths caused by mining machinery....
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President Barack Obama is proposing cybersecurity legislation that increases government information-sharing and protects businesses from lawsuits for revealing cyberthreats. But...
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Overexertion and falls account for more than $25 billion in workers compensation costs in the U.S., according to Liberty Mutual...
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At least 45 people have died and 68 have been injured in crashes involving General Motors cars with defective ignition...
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Mark Rosekind, the U.S. government’s new auto safety chief, knew all along that the agency he was taking over lacked...
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