CHICAGO–Aon Corp. saw its shares leap 15 percent after the world’s second-largest insurance brokerage reported quarterly profits that far exceeded...
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Human resources outsourcing is on track to continue record growth in the United States, according to a new survey by...
A study by a Michigan State University epidemiologist finds that very few Americans are doing all they can to maintain...
Cars passing muster at any of Rhode Island’s recognized vehicle inspection stations should not come out of the testing facility...
Lack of money is another big roadblock to fraud fighting today. Many state fraud bureaus are being forced to pinch...
Two associations have responded to Commissioner John Garamendi’s recent accusations that the insurance industry’s rating practices are “blatantly discriminatory” and...
More than 730,000 people in the United States filed compensation claims for asbestos-related injuries from the early 1970s through the...
As an increasing number of state regulators conduct inquiries and tighten accounting rules and reporting requirements for finite reinsurance transactions,...
The medical malpractice market in Washington state has improved immensely in recent times, but the debate about tort reform is...
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.–A House committee voted 12-2 last month for proposal backed by doctors and Republicans to cap noneconomic damages such...