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Congressional negotiators plan today to release a bipartisan U.S. government spending proposal, just days before current funding ends, after resolving disputes over Republican policy proposals. Continue reading
Two-thirds of corporate boards are very concerned about cyber security, but just 44% say they have made a decision on the topic, according to a board governance survey released Tuesday. Continue reading
Two insurance rating entities see slowing rate increases for the surplus lines segment in the coming months as competition grows. Continue reading
Starting a small business can be demanding. Small business owners today have many obstacles to overcome. This article contains the top three challenges that small business owners face and how to overcome them. Continue reading
Consumers as well as commercial fleet managers are becoming more accepting of usage-based insurance (UBI) in which a telematics device is used to track driving behavior as safety and savings benefits appear to be trumping concerns over privacy. Continue reading
Bankers and U.S. officials have warned that cyber-terrorists will try to wreck the financial system’s computer networks. What they aren’t saying publicly is that taxpayers will probably have to cover much of the damage. Continue reading
imely Reporting of workers’ compensation claims are a key element in the workers’ compensation claims process. Prompt reporting of work-related injuries and illnesses can achieve better outcomes and lower overall workers’ compensation claims costs which are beneficial to an insured’s premium. Continue reading
Many families are preparing for back to school. I see ample amounts of school supplies, dorm furniture and almost every retail clothing store in Las Vegas has a sign that says back to school sale. It is quite honestly my second favorite time to shop retail (first being Black Friday during the holiday season). Continue reading
