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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is weighing a new campus in Texas that would add tens of billions of dollars in new investment to the company’s multiyear expansion into chipmaking in the
Zurich's Kristof Terryn will lead the combined specialty business as the group claims the title of world's largest specialty insurer
Advanced artificial intelligence tools may have been used in a cyberattack on South Korea’s Shinhan Bank Co. that exposed information on about 25,000 customers, Yonhap News reported, highlightin
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has issued an investigative subpoena to OpenAI, as part of a broader inquiry into cybersecurity incidents and risks related to its AI models, his office said on T
Losses are increasingly hitting lower-risk areas where insurance take-up can be weakest, says Davies leader
The Trump Administration is pushing for a 90-day ban on diesel exports intended to rapidly lower climbing fuel prices for consumers, a proposal that, if enacted, will hurt the constellation of Texas r
As MGA platforms grow and insurance conditions soften, brokers are helping distributors secure larger blocks of annual capacity rather than placing programs one transaction at a time
UK police said they arrested a sixth man, a British-Iranian dual national, in relation to an incident near an airbase used by the US to launch strikes on Iran. The 27-year-old man was arrested in Lond
Buffalo, New York-based insurance agency Lawley hired three new insurance advisors: Ricky Albano in New York, Nicolas DeLuca in New Jersey, and Marco Rumbin in Connecticut. Albano brings 20 years of i
A vast majority of Americans favor requiring artificial intelligence companies to meet independent safety benchmarks for their models, even if those standards mean slowing development of the technolog
Data released today shows carriers and related businesses have now seen more jobs go than in the 2008-2011 recruitment collapse
Increase would improve long-term premium adequacy from 95.1% to 97.9%, according to a draft 2026 pricing review. The post Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation proposes raising cyclone pool premiums
Higher minimums, narrower liability - California just rewrote the car-sharing playbook
Peter Settel wants to slip trigger-based cover into everyday commercial sales, long before most agents or clients go looking for it
Lockton's Q3 update finds property softening while EPL and workers' comp face mounting cost pressure
Facing a ruling that could expose its local parishes and schools to liability, no progress in settlement talks, and rising litigation costs, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington, Vermont has taken
InsuranceAsia News wraps up the people moves from the insurance industry in Asia this week. 1. Marsh names new Asean, Singapore CEOs, Japan-rebranded agency lead Marsh has promoted Thailand chief exec
A Lowell, Massachusetts man was sentenced in federal court in Boston for his involvement in payroll tax avoidance and workers’ compensation insurance fraud, according to U.S. Attorney Leah B. Fo
Travelers warns brokers that private company D&O claims extend well beyond traditional shareholder litigation
Axa XL has promoted Thomas Gotting to chief client and distribution officer for APAC and Europe, according to a LinkedIn post. Gotting, who is based in Cologne, will lead Axa XL's client and distribut
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