Pandemic, Labor Shortage Keep Hurricane Victims in Limbo September 15, 2022 Nearly six years after flood damage from Hurricane Matthew displaced Thad Artis from his home in Goldsboro, North Carolina, he...
Fed’s Powell Prepares for Possible Pivot With Inflation Risks Rising December 2, 2021 By Jonnelle Marte and Lindsay Dunsmuir The U.S. central bank needs to be ready to respond to the possibility that inflation may not recede in the...
Analysts Say U.S. Labor Shortage Could Last a While October 26, 2021 By Caroline Valetkevitch Labor shortages may be the most intractable of the cost risks that U.S. companies faced in the latest quarter, and...
Why Post-Brexit Britain Is Economically Isolated, Vulnerable and Running on Fumes October 4, 2021 By Joe Mayes, Lizzy Burden and Isis Almeida Lines of cars snake from gasoline stations. Fights break out among angry motorists trying to get fuel. Grocery staples are...
How Material, Labor Price Hikes Are Affecting Property Insurance August 11, 2021 By Jim Sams The COVID-19 pandemic is causing a sharp increase in the price of materials and labor and driving increases in property...
Extreme Weather, Repair Woes to Push Property Insurance Higher: Hippo CEO June 23, 2021 By Noor Zainab Hussain and Carolyn Cohn Extreme weather events and shortage of labor and materials for repairs will push property insurance rates higher in the next...
Hiring Momentum May Be Slowing Overall But Not in Insurance January 28, 2020 By Lucia Mutikani There is an even balance in the share of U.S. businesses reporting decreases and increases in employment for the first...
How Trump Policies Contribute to Dire Scenario for Workers’ Compensation March 26, 2018 By Andrew G. Simpson At a time when the nation’s workers’ compensation system is facing an aging workforce and a pending widespread labor shortage,...