Two-Thirds of Commuter Trains May Miss Braking Technology Deadline March 1, 2018 By David Shepardson As many as two-thirds of the 29 U.S. commuter railroads may not meet a deadline to install an anti-crash technology...
Insurer AmTrust Unveils $2.7 Billion Plan to Go Private March 1, 2018 As promised last month, the majority shareholders of AmTrust Financial Services Inc. have set forth a $2.7 billion plan to...
Massachusetts Tax Data Breach Twice as Large as Originally Thought March 1, 2018 Officials with Massachusetts’ tax collection agency say a data breach that exposed private information from about 39,000 business taxpayers was...
More Than 10 Sickened by Chemical Release at Pennsylvania Paperback Plant March 1, 2018 More than 10 employees of a Pennsylvania paperback manufacturer are recovering in the wake of a chemical release at their...
Insurance Company Gives Delaware $325K in Grants for Opioid Crisis March 1, 2018 An insurance company has given four Delaware organizations $325,000 in grants to combat the state’s opioid crisis. The News Journal...
20-Plus Insurers, Banks & Fund Firms Select Luxembourg as Post-Brexit HQs March 1, 2018 By Simon Jessop More than 20 major international institutions chose to set up all or part of their activities in Luxembourg last year,...
UAE-Based Cyber Security Firm DarkMatter Doubles Revenue in 2017 to $400M March 1, 2018 By Nour Al Ali and Matthew Martin DarkMatter, a three year-old United Arab Emirates-based cyber security firm, has more than doubled revenue last year to over $400...
Colombia’s Grupo Sura to Invest $150M in Its LatAm Insurance, Pension Interests March 1, 2018 By Nelson Bocanegra Grupo Sura, the Colombian investment holding company, will invest $150 million in 2018, principally in its insurance and pension interests...
Weather, Road Damage Slows Relief Efforts After Papua New Guinea Quake March 1, 2018 By Tom Westbrook The death toll from the strongest earthquake to strike Papua New Guinea’s rugged interior in almost a century has climbed...
Exxon’s LNG Plant in Papua New Guinea Could Be Shut for 6 Weeks After Quake March 1, 2018 By Aaron Clark and Perry Williams Exxon Mobil Corp.’s $19 billion liquefied natural gas export project in Papua New Guinea may remain shut for six weeks...