Washington, D.C., is a bit bluer these days than it was about a year ago. The Democratic color means both...
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In 1968 when the Maurice “Hank” Greenberg took over what was to become American International Group (AIG), it was an...
Financial executives at the world’s largest companies expect the severity of their most prevalent business risks to remain constant or...
The tort system in the United States cost small businesses $98 billion in 2005, with the fear of lawsuits altering...
With the 2007 hurricane season on the horizon, Steve Munnell acknowledges that the state’s roofing contractors are “praying for rain.”...
A West Virginia University professor who examined 21 years of NASCAR accident reports and made a comparison to introductions of...
The California Supreme Court has ruled that workers’ compensation reforms adopted in 2004 do not supersede employer apportionment of compensation...
A new report says Mississippi recently has seen its strongest economic growth since the early 1990s, and most of the...
What insurers in U.S. and worldwide are doing to address the effects of climate change Recent mega-catastrophes such as Hurricane...
Concrete houses sprouting up in southern Alabama, Mississippi and elsewhere in the Gulf Coast region are more than just fortified...