Sophia Langley

Trade tensions and new manufacturing investments are starting to change how goods move across North America. This shift could have a big impact on marine insurance, as more cargo may travel by rail and truck rather than by ship in the coming years. Mike Nukk, head of marine at global specialty MGA Rokstone, shared how … Read more

US mid-sized businesses are stepping into 2026 with a mix of optimism and caution. A recent survey by Nationwide reveals that while 76% of these companies feel good about their own future, only 59% have the same confidence in the overall US economy. This shows that these businesses trust their own plans but remain watchful … Read more

Rising geopolitical tensions, ongoing crime, and new digital scams are pushing wealthy families to rethink how they travel and protect themselves when abroad. Experts say that places once seen as safe for affluent travelers are becoming more unpredictable and risky. The US State Department has flagged many parts of Mexico as high-risk due to crime … Read more

Cyber insurance has grown a lot in recent years. Coverage is now wider and insurance companies are more careful about who they cover. There is also more money available for these policies after a tough period in the market. But Akhil Chopra, a senior vice president at Gallagher US, says many insurance programs are still … Read more

A major cyber attack has disrupted operations at Stryker, a leading medical technology company based in Michigan. The incident, which took place recently, forced tens of thousands of employees offline and caused some healthcare customers to temporarily halt their activities. US officials and cybersecurity experts see this as a serious escalation in Iran’s cyber efforts … Read more

In New York, a new bill introduced on March 6, 2026, could bring big changes to how auto insurance rates are set. The proposed law aims to stop insurers from using common factors like credit scores, zip codes, and income to decide premiums. Assembly Bill A. 10524, introduced by Assembly Member Lunsford, seeks to overhaul … Read more

An Oregon bill aimed at lowering wildfire insurance rates by rewarding homeowners for taking safety measures has stalled in the state legislature. Despite support from both sides of the aisle, the proposed Senate Bill 1540 faced last-minute pushback from the insurance industry, ultimately preventing it from moving forward this session. The legislation, sponsored by Senator … Read more

Sacramento-based Inszone has joined forces with Charles James Cayias Insurance Inc., a family-run agency from Salt Lake City. This move strengthens Inszone’s presence in Utah, where it already operates offices in Orem and Provo. Charles James Cayias Insurance has been around since 1997, started by Charley James Cayias and his wife, Cyndia. Charley, who has … Read more

Homeowners who rent out their properties on platforms like Airbnb or Vrbo may face big problems with their insurance coverage. A new report from the Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I) warns that standard homeowners insurance often doesn’t cover the risks tied to short-term rentals. This leaves owners vulnerable if something goes wrong. The short-term rental market … Read more

Tensions are rising between the United States, Israel, and Iran, sparking worries about possible cyber attacks on Western businesses. Experts say the biggest threat might not come directly from Iran’s own hackers but from allied groups and hackers taking advantage of the situation. Matthieu Chan Tsin, a senior leader at cyber insurance provider Cowbell, explained … Read more