Months after New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration promised a decision “within weeks” on whether to allow hydraulic fracturing for...
Monthly Archives: May 2013
Employees of a South Texas city who have concealed handgun permits will be allowed to take their weapons to work...
A former operator of a Baton Rouge, La., furniture store destroyed by a fire in 2006 pleaded guilty to a...
Next year, Indiana State University employees who smoke or use other tobacco products could face a $1,200 per year surcharge...
Branchville, N.J.-based Selective Insurance Group announced the appointment of Gordon Gaudet as executive vice president and chief information officer (CIO)....
Specialty insurer RLI Corp., based in Peoria, Ill., announced a number of promotions within its operations and underwriting team. Craig...
Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin on May 6 signed a measure to overhaul the state’s workers’ compensation system, one that was...
XL Group added two new members to its Political Risk and Trade Credit (PRTC) business. XL appointed Mena Cammett as...
Parts of the U.S. suffered severe hail and flooding damage during April, although there were fewer tornadoes than expected. Impact...
The limousine that burst into flames and killed five women in Northern California wasn’t required to undergo a state safety...