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The soaring resale value of construction equipment has resulted in an increasing number of thefts, putting business owners at risk... Read More

Hurricane Katrina lashed President Bush’s image as a take-charge commander in chief when it battered and deluged the Gulf Coast.... Read More

Auto insurance companies that record high levels of customer satisfaction benefit from customer behaviors that have positive financial implications, according... Read More

The Columbia space shuttle accident has prompted the government to come up with new safety rules for unmanned rocket launches.... Read More

Local laws aimed at punishing parents who look the other way when teenagers drink alcohol in their homes are gaining... Read More

Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corp. said last week that it had developed the world’s first system for detecting rear-end collisions... Read More

Swett & Crawford has added staff in its Atlanta and Dallas offices. James G. Gibbs III joins the Swett &... Read More

A laptop that might contain personally identifiable information on 193 people who have commercial driver’s licenses was stolen in Baltimore... Read More

Max Mayfield, long-time director of the National Hurricane Center in Miami, Fla., will retire at the end of the year... Read More

Nearly six in 10 large and mid-sized U.S. businesses obtained insurance to cover property terrorism risks during 2005, a dramatic... Read More