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Professional services and technology firm Davies launched a dedicated flood services division, expanding on its existing flood claims management. The move is expected to enhance the firm’s ability to manage large-scale claims, including both private flood and National Flood Insurance …
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Tokio Marine HCC International named Gavin Bridges as chief claims officer of TMHCCI. He will be based in London and will report to Thibaud Hervy, Chief Executive Officer of TMHCCI. Bridges will focus on strengthening the business’s claims strategy, and …
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Lyft Inc. is partnering with Benteler Group, an Austria-based manufacturer, to deploy autonomous shuttles in the U.S. in late 2026, trying to catch up with rival Uber Technologies Inc. in offering driverless rides. The ridesharing company will test Benteler’s Holon …
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American Honda Motor Co., Inc. said it has started a new insurance agency, Honda Insurance Solutions, to address the insurance needs of Acura and Honda owners of cars, motorcycles, recreational vehicles, homes, and more. Honda said this is the beginning …
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Severe Tropical Storm Co-may is drenching northern Philippines and threatening some rice and corn crops following a second landfall on Friday morning after clipping a northwestern peninsula overnight.
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Bleach maker Clorox said Tuesday that it has sued information technology provider Cognizant over a devastating 2023 cyberattack, alleging that the hackers pulled off the intrusion simply by asking the tech company’s staff for employees’ passwords. Clorox was one of …
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The U.S. Department of Labor is aiming to rewrite or repeal more than 60 “obsolete” workplace regulations, ranging from minimum wage requirements for home health care workers and people with disabilities to standards governing exposure to harmful substances. If approved, …
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Two midsize luxury SUVs out in 2025 earned top safety ratings in the latest batch of awards handed out by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The all-electric Tesla Model Y and the Volvo XC90 plug-in hybrid earned the TOP …
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Britain plans to ban public sector bodies and operators of critical national infrastructure, including the state-run health service, local councils and schools, from paying ransom demands to cyber criminals, it said on Tuesday. The country has been the victim of …
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Janine Warren wanted an electric vehicle to cut her carbon footprint, but she also wanted a Cadillac, preferably a small SUV. After General Motors Co. launched its Cadillac Optiq early this year, Warren, an accounting coordinator at the public school …
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