Missouri’s projected rate of uninsured passenger vehicles dropped by 18 percent—or 63,000 autos—during 1999, reaching the lowest levels since the...
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The General Accounting Office (GSA), Congress’ investigation agency, is scheduled to release a report today to a House subcommittee blaming...
A lack of state regulations and oversight allowed rogue financier Martin Frankel to bilk more than $200 million from insurance...
The Missouri Department of Insurance and General American Life Insurance Co. of St. Louis have agreed in principle to an...
Like the tornado chasers in the movie “Twister,” International Catastrophe Insurance Managers LLC (ICAT) keeps pushing into new territory where...
General American Life Insurance Co. has agreed to pay $55 million to settle a class action lawsuit alleging the company...
MetLife Auto & Home began airing a new television and radio advertising campaign featuring Snoopy to build awareness that “all...
WebCE.com has expanded the availability of both its proctored and non-proctored online examinations, offering state-approved online exams in 19 states....
Today, there are roughly 51.5 million public and private school students and 3 million teachers in the United States, according...
Martin Frankel, the financier that bilked several U.S. insurance companies of millions of dollars before disappearing and launching an international...