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A new Florida law lays out when public agencies can buy insurance for accidents involving commuter rail service along the Brightline corridor A newly enacted Florida law aims to establish

New state law demands more from producers and adjusters – both in claims authority and classroom hours A newly enacted Louisiana law is tightening licensing requirements for insuran...  » Read More

South Africa’s central bank plans to expand its examination of climate risk to the insurance industry, as it seeks to anticipate threats that can do far-reaching economic harm. “This year

Indian monsoons this year — the earliest onset since 2009 — damaged new public infrastructure across the country, putting pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s push for an infrastructure upgrade

Cybersecurity investigators noticed a highly unusual software crash — it was affecting a small number of smartphones belonging to people who worked in government, politics, tech and journalism. The crashes,

One banker in the City of London is faced with paying an extra £40,000 a year in university fees for his children. Nursing homes are worried about finding enough caretakers

The Transportation Department paved the way for looser U.S fuel economy standards on Friday by declaring that former President Joe Biden’s administration exceeded its authority by assuming high uptake of

Homeowners’ insurance premium in Georgia costs less than in other states. Neither affordability nor availability have been major concerns in a state with hundreds of licensed insurers. But things changed

It was just over a year ago when Nike Inc.’s then-CEO, John Donahoe, trumpeted a flashy 90-second video, hyping a report about the company’s efforts to improve diversity and equality.

A jury in California awarded more than $3 million in damages to a former Orange County prosecutor who alleged the county’s district attorney targeted her and forced her out of