| Today's Headlines | December 10, 2021 |
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IVANS CEO Reid Holzworth doesn't like golf, a traditional and relatively sedate sport that many other executives embrace. Instead, he rebuilds and races vintage cars and rides dirt bikes fast and furiously. "I don't play golf because it's too boring for me," explains Holzworth, 41, who shaves his head, wears a long beard and favors... read more | | |
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We'd all be whizzing round in robotaxis by now if Elon Musk had been right. Instead, fully self-driving cars are struggling to get away from the starting grid and some investors are betting that driverless trucks will reach the checkered flag first. read more | | |
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The internet of things (IoT) has become a ubiquitous presence in our everyday lives. From the cars we drive to the places we live and the appliances and technologies we use, IoT helps consumers with added comfort and convenience. It also helps insurance companies because ... read more | | |
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State Auto Financial Corp. will have a new leader with experience in startups, innovation and restructuring once Liberty Mutual closes its $1 billion acquisition of the carrier in 2022. Kim Garland, currently senior vice president of personal and commercial lines and managing director of State Auto Labs, will take on the job. read more | | |
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AM Best is maintaining a stable market segment outlook for the global reinsurance segment, citing in part the ongoing positive pricing momentum driven by rising loss cost inflation, enhanced underwriting discipline, including tighter terms and conditions, and a growing demand for reinsurance capacity. The growing demand for reinsurance is being bolstered by primary carriers looking... read more | | |
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc must again face a class action by shareholders who said they lost $13 billion because the Wall Street bank hid conflicts of interest when creating risky subprime securities before the 2008 financial crisis, a judge ruled on Wednesday. read more | | |
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AIG chose a new Chief Human Resources Officer. AXIS Insurance appointed a new head of its U.S. Excess Casualty team. W. R. Berkley Corporation picked a new head for the Lloyd's managing agent for W. R. Berkley Syndicate 1967. Liberty Mutual named a new Chief Legal Officer. read more | | |
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Finances are a major source of stress for employees, affecting both their personal lives and their productivity at work, according to Morgan Stanley's inaugural State of the Workplace Financial Benefits Study. The study found that employees across all generations are struggling with their personal finances during the pandemic: 91 percent of employees report having faced... read more | | |
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