The Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation (IICF) held its annual benefit gala on May 7, 2004, at the Asian Art Museum...
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Two University of Texas professors are researching links between people’s biological makeup, financial risk-taking and propensity to crash cars. Patrick...
The United States Census Bureau’s Census 2000 estimated the population of the State of Nevada at 1,998,257. Approximately 81 percent...
NYSIF Helps Economy, Employers and Markets Weather the Ups and Downs Since its founding in 1914, the New York State...
Avoiding the Trap of Failed Promises After four months of debate and intense pressure from the business community, the California...
Target Market Mid-Year Attendees Learn About Planning, Branding and Purchasing The Target Markets Program Administrators Association held its first midyear...
While insurers and lawyers groups have debated the merits of capping medical malpractice awards in the statehouses and on Capitol...
Life insurers have driven the push to federalize insurance regulation in part because of the speed-to-market issue—it takes longer for...
As the nation’s population ages, states are looking for ways to weed out people who shouldn’t drive. Half the states...
Jurors in the federal fraud and racketeering trial of Chicago insurance broker Michael Segal have heard all but the closing...