A federal court has dismissed defamation claims between TC Heartland and researcher Susan Schiffman, advocating for open scientific debate on sucralose.
Munich Re Specialty has launched a liability coverage policy aimed at real estate professionals, offering comprehensive protection against various claims.
"Insuring America" video series marks 250 years of insurance, examining its history and the evolving challenges faced by the industry today.
Swiss Re anticipates a significant slowdown in global insurance premium growth for 2026, primarily from cooling property/casualty rates.
The catastrophe bond market reached an unprecedented $65.6 billion as Q2 issuances surpassed $11.3 billion across 48 transactions, marking significant growth.
The Joint Maritime Information Center has issued a severe risk warning for shipping in the Strait of Hormuz after recent attacks on tankers.
ANV Group has acquired Iris Insurance Brokers, broadening its distribution networks in the U.K. and improving access to specialty insurance.
The U.K. insurance sector experienced a significant uptick in mergers and acquisitions, with transaction values skyrocketing to $11.2 billion in the first half of 2026.
This week's top Business Insurance stories highlight Hub International's IPO plans and significant personnel shifts amidst legal disputes.
The proposed billionaire tax in California could raise vital healthcare funds, sparking intense debate over its potential economic consequences.
June saw a significant decline in U.S. hiring, raising concerns about job market stability amid inflation and decreasing labor force participation.
Wesley's new AI-driven bookkeeping platform significantly reduces time spent on tasks, enhancing efficiency for accounting firms serving small and medium-sized businesses.
Alliant Insurance has appointed Justin Sorensen as its Executive Vice President for Mergers and Acquisitions, streamlining program management for its services.
The FDA has issued a Class I recall for over 650,000 potato chip bags from Zapp’s and Dirty brands due to potential salmonella contamination.
J.M. Smucker's coverage obligations from a 2022 peanut butter recall will not be limited, as a federal court ruled on policy definitions and occurrences.