Hurricane Humberto, the season’s first, churned in the Atlantic west of the Cape Verde Islands as Tropical Storm Gabrielle stalled...
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Global merger and acquisition activity among insurers dropped 29 percent in the year through June as falling pricing and lower...
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PG&E Corp., owner of California’s largest utility, said it will settle “substantially all” remaining personal injury and property damage claims...
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While weather-related losses remain comparatively rare in the global power generation sector, research published by Marsh highlights that their financial...
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A device developed at The University of Alabama in Huntsville has become a valuable tool in researchers’ quest to determine...
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A new survey of U.S. and Canadian insurers reveals that one in three insurers does not feel adequately protected against...
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The blood-alcohol test used in drunken driving cases in New Jersey is coming before the state Supreme Court again. The...
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The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety says fewer people died on the state’s roads and highways in July than the...
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The Indianapolis center that handled emergency operations during the 2012 Super Bowl has been closed indefinitely because it’s not safe....
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Officials in a central Indiana city are looking to make it easier for them to buy some properties in an...
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