Hurricane Lee Charting a New Course in Weather, Could Signal More Monster Storms ATLANTA (AP) — Hurricane Lee is rewriting old rules of meteorology, leaving experts astonished at how rapidly it grew into... Read More
Infrequent Inspection of Fan Blades Led to United Jet Engine Failure in 2021, NTSB Says WASHINGTON (AP) — An engine on a United Airlines jet broke up over Denver in 2021 because of wear and... Read More
Hurricane Lee Strengthens to Category 5 Storm: Weather Watch Hurricane Lee has become the strongest Atlantic storm since 2019 with winds of 165 miles (266 kilometers) per hour, and... Read More
EagleView’s Owners Explore Sale of Aerial Imagery Provider The private equity owners of EagleView Technologies — an aerial imagery and data analytics service widely used by property insurers’... Read More
CPAP Maker Agrees to Pay $479 Million to Settle Recall Claims Koninklijke Philips NA has agreed to pay at least $479 million to resolve part of a sprawling litigation tied to... Read More
Viewpoint: Insurer Not Prejudiced Despite 4 Requests for Examination Under Oath A claimant’s refusal to respond to four requests by her insurer to sit for an examination under oath was not... Read More
Climate Change Adds Workplace Costs and Hazards As Texas baked in this summer’s record temperatures, local UPS driver Chris Begley started feeling unwell before collapsing at a... Read More
Carmakers Failing Privacy Test. Owners Have Little or No Control over Data Collected BOSTON (AP) — Most major car manufacturers admit they may be selling your personal information — though they are vague... Read More
US Says 52 Million Air Bag Inflators Should Be Recalled over Rupture Threat WASHINGTON —U.S. auto safety regulators said on Tuesday that 52 million air bag inflators produced by auto suppliers ARC Automotive... Read More
3M Agrees to Pay $6 Billion in US Military Earplug Lawsuit Settlement 3M has agreed to pay $6.01 billion to settle lawsuits by U.S. military veterans and service members who say they... Read More