Meteorologists Pioneer Method of Predicting Tornadoes Weeks in Advance March 21, 2016 By Seth Borenstein Researchers say they’ve come up with a way to predict the likelihood of tornadoes two or three weeks in advance...
10 Things to Know About Product Recall March 21, 2016 The food and beverage sector continues to see pressure on pricing of product contamination coverage, following a number of new...
Tennessee Reports 37% Growth in Captive Insurance Industry March 21, 2016 The Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance (TDCI) announced that 57 new captive insurance companies domiciled in the state in...
Steps to Prepare for the Worst and Best Outcome in Recalls March 21, 2016 By Chris Martin Product recalls are on the rise. Last quarter alone, there were dozens of recalls, including peanut butter, cars and bicycles....
Washington Commissioner Fines Insurance Professionals $17K March 21, 2016 Wasington Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler took enforcement action and issued fines totaling $17,675 last month against insurance companies and producers...
The Search for Innovative Talent: Decoding the Secret of an Adaptable Workforce March 21, 2016 By Diana Shay The insurance industry has entered an era of rapid change and evolution — the rise of analytics, the growing influence...
California Bill Would Enable Independent Contractors to Unionize March 21, 2016 A longshot proposal introduced in mid-March would make California the first state to allow rideshare drivers and all other independent...
Despite Energy Job Losses, South Central States Report Some Employment Gains March 21, 2016 While oil and gas industry job losses had an impact in the South Central states over the last year, Arkansas,...
U.S. Chamber Files Suit against Seattle over Uber, Lyft Ordinance March 21, 2016 The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is suing the city of Seattle over an ordinance that allows drivers of ridesharing apps...
Organizers of Salt Lake Comic Con Closer to Name Rights Settlement March 7, 2016 The organizers of Salt Lake Comic Con and San Diego Comic-Con say they’re getting closer to settling a court battle...