Fast Advances in Technology Adding to Friction Between Insurers and Repairers Waseem Tarabishi insists that employees at his San Diego-area collision repair shop take the online classes they need to maintain... Read More
Cubs Strike Out in Play to Move Foul Ball Suit to Arbitration Two weeks before the first pitch of the season, the Chicago Cubs have already whiffed on an effort to force... Read More
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Icy Weather Sends Industrial Production Down 2.2% Last Month WASHINGTON (AP) _ Industrial output fell sharply in February as severe winter storms battered much of the country, disrupting a... Read More
Claims Business: Hippo, Davies and Arturo Hippo Announces Claims Team Hippo, a digital-first home insurer that this month took its first step toward becoming a publicly-traded... Read More
Police Say Autopilot Not Believed in Use In Detroit Tesla Crash WASHINGTON — Detroit police said Tuesday they do not believe Tesla’s driver assistance system Autopilot was in use during a... Read More
Purdue Pharma to Use Public Trusts, Sackler Cash to Settle Opioid Litigation Purdue Pharma LP filed a bankruptcy plan on Monday that would resolve thousands of opioid lawsuits by restructuring the OxyContin... Read More
Chicago Parish Fiercely Backs Priest After Sex Abuse Claims CHICAGO (AP) — When her teenage son was murdered outside a church in 2006, Pam Bosley contacted ministers around Chicago,... Read More
Cruise Ship Passengers Recall Deaths, Confusion, Quarantine SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The last vacation Margrit and Lucio Gonzalez took together began with an ominous delay: a medical... Read More
Judge Narrows Zoom Lawsuit Over User Privacy, ‘Zoombombing’ A U.S. judge dismissed large parts of a lawsuit accusing Zoom Video Communications Inc of violating users’ privacy rights by... Read More