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Voters will decide in November whether California should raise its hourly minimum wage to $18 by 2026 and pay workers what would be the highest statewide minimum wage in the

A New Jersey Transit light-rail train operator died and 23 passengers were hurt early Monday after the lead car hit a tree which fell onto the tracks. The incident occurred

"TSO risks are good for the market" Flexible and resilient transmission networks are crucial to the success of the energy transition, and transmission system operators (TSOs) with fixed revenues are

Panel spotlights emerging exposures As risks become more complex and interconnected, insurance leaders must stay ahead of climate, technological, economic, and regulatory challenges to ensure long-term success. A panel at

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AI-powered SaaS solutions aim to streamline P&C claims processing Claims management specialist Crawford & Company has announced the launch of Turvi, a new insurtech company offering software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions designed

She will focus on brand development and market strategies Halliwell, a loss consulting firm specializing in engineering, forensic investigation, environmental, and construction consulting, has named Tracey D. Dodd (pictured above)

State's sector sees lower premiums amid declining claims frequency The Idaho Department of Insurance has approved a 6.7% reduction in workers' compensation rates, set to take effect on Jan. 1.

Move to expand business across eight states The affiliation between Union Mutual Fire Insurance Co. and a group of Massachusetts-based mutual insurers, operating collectively as N&D, has been approved by

Executive previously in lead positions for firm’s insurance and reinsurance operations Arch Capital Group Ltd (Arch Capital or Arch) has announced a leadership transition, appointing Nicolas Papadopoulo as its new