Amazon’s Answer to Delivery Driver Shortage: Recruit Pot Smokers Amazon.com Inc. has a solution for a potentially crippling shortage of delivery drivers: Recruit pot smokers. The company is advising... Read More
Judge Begins Ruling on Purdue Pharma Bankruptcy Plan That Shields Sacklers A U.S. judge began delivering his ruling on Wednesday on OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma’s request to approve its bankruptcy reorganization... Read More
Launching Into Space? Not So Fast. Insurers Balk At New Coverage An ever-swelling amount of space debris is threatening satellites that hover around Earth, making insurers leery of offering coverage to... Read More
Insurers May Take $18B Hit From Hurricane Ida – Industry Experts Insurers are bracing for a hit of about $18 billion from Hurricane Ida in the United States and the Caribbean,... Read More
Boy Scouts Insurance Fight Complicates Deal to Pay Victims A dispute over whether a unit of insurance giant Chubb Ltd. must contribute to a trust fund for sexually abused... Read More
As Ida Leaves Gulf, Analysts Foresee Modest Economic Damage WASHINGTON (AP) — With more than 1 million customers in Louisiana and Mississippi having lost power, Hurricane Ida is sure... Read More
Floods, Outages Stall Energy Firms’ Restart Efforts After Ida HOUSTON — Widespread flooding from Hurricane Ida and power outages on Tuesday slowed efforts by energy companies to assess damages... Read More
U.S. Appeals Court Revives Madoff Trustee Lawsuit Against Citigroup NEW YORK — A federal appeals court on Monday said Citigroup Inc must face a $343.1 million clawback lawsuit by... Read More
‘Mission: Impossible’ Producer Sues Insurance Company Over COVID Shutdowns LOS ANGELES — Production on the new “Mission: Impossible” movie was shut down seven times due to the coronavirus pandemic,... Read More
Judge Declines to Stop J&J From Splitting Talc Liabilities From Main Business A U.S. judge declined to stop Johnson & Johnson from taking steps to offload widespread Baby Powder liabilities from the... Read More