Japan Post’s Insurance Sales Suspended by Regulator; Top Executives Resign December 27, 2019 By Takashi Umekawa The heads of Japan Post Holdings Co Ltd and two affiliates said on Friday they will resign over the improper...
$584B at Risk From Cat Events in 2020: University of Cambridge Study December 27, 2019 Providing an annual update of its study of the impact of catastrophic events on global GDP, researchers from the University...
Vetter Named VP, Branch Manager for Erie Insurance in Indiana December 27, 2019 Bob Vetter has been appointed vice president and branch manager in the Indiana branch of property/casualty insurer Erie Insurance. Vetter...
Texas House Committee Hearing on Windstorm Insurance Legislation Set for Jan. 15 December 27, 2019 The insurance committee in the Texas House of Representatives will hold a hearing on Jan. 15 to consider the state...
United Airlines Settles Sexual Harassment Claim Over Explicit Internet Posts by Captain December 27, 2019 By Andrew G. Simpson United Airlines has agreed to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit over a captain who continued to post explicit images of...
Why the Worst Case for Climate Change Doesn’t Look Realistic: Viewpoint December 27, 2019 By Noah Smith, Bloomberg Opinion In recent years, much of the commentary about climate change has gone from sternly serious to wildly despairing. A new...
Long-Awaited U.S. Drone Safety Rules Call for Extensive Tracking Network December 26, 2019 By Alan Levin All but the smallest civilian drones would have to broadcast radio tracking data to ensure greater safety and prevent terrorism...
Brothers Die After Being Overcome by Fumes in Minnesota Grain Silo December 24, 2019 Authorities say two brothers are dead after being overcome by fumes in a grain silo on a western Minnesota farm....
Louisiana Adds More Jobs Year-Over-Year; Baton Rouge, Hammond MSAs Set Records December 24, 2019 Preliminary data released by the Bureau of Labor and Statistics (BLS) shows that the Baton Rouge, Louisiana, metropolitan statistical area...
St. Louis Jury Hands Johnson & Johnson a Win in Talc Case December 24, 2019 By Jim Salter A St. Louis jury has ruled in favor of Johnson & Johnson in the latest of several lawsuits alleging that...