Only two thirds of leading European companies operate a democratic policy of one-share one-vote, according to a study prepared for...
Monthly Archives: March 2005
A proposed $35 million bailout of the public school teachers health-insurance program ran into resistance in the Arkansas Senate, which...
The Supreme Court declined this week to consider whether to reduce $10.5 million in damages a jury awarded against Philip...
Former WorldCom board member Bert Roberts agreed this week to pay $4.5 million of his own money to settle a...
Insurance companies and other underwriters in Pennsylvania reported a steep jump last year in payments for malpractice claims against physicians,...
Dublin-based Research and Markets has announced the addition of Catastrophe Risk and Reinsurance: A Country Risk Management Perspective to their...
A.M. Best Co. announced that it has assigned a financial strength rating of “A” (Excellent) and an issuer credit rating...
Aspen Insurance Holdings Limited announced that the secondary public offering of 6,450,000 of its ordinary shares by certain of its...
A New York man who sought workers’ compensation benefits after his same-sex partner of more than 20 years was killed...
Legislation that would prohibit insurers’ use of credit information narrowly advanced out of the Colorado Senate State Affairs Committee Monday...