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The executive lines insurance market for 2026 is starting off quiet, with plenty of capacity, strong competition, and mostly steady prices. But while things seem calm on the surface, some important challenges are beginning to emerge. Cyber attacks are becoming more frequent and costly again. New risks tied to artificial intelligence are popping up in … Read more

Meta Platforms Inc. is investing over $1.5 billion to build a massive new data center in El Paso, Texas, aimed at boosting its artificial intelligence work. The facility will eventually have a capacity of 1 gigawatt to power advanced AI computing chips. Meta plans to have the center up and running by 2028. This is … Read more

A federal appeals court has blocked the U.S. government from sending National Guard troops to Chicago to help respond to protests against President Donald Trump’s immigration policies. On Thursday, a three-judge panel from the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a temporary order issued on October 9 by U.S. District Judge April Perry, which … Read more

Energy Transfer LP has pushed back its final investment decision for the Lake Charles liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project in Louisiana to early 2026. This is a delay from their original plan to make the decision by the end of this year. Sources familiar with the matter said the company needs more time to … Read more

The ongoing conflict between the US and Iran is causing more than just physical damage—it’s creating a wave of insurance headaches linked to delays, cancellations, and rerouted journeys. This situation is hitting the marine and shipping sectors especially hard, as stuck ships and halted routes add layers of risk that insurers and brokers are watching … Read more

The ongoing conflict between the US and Iran has brought cyber risks back into the spotlight for insurers, brokers, and businesses around the world. While the fighting is far from many insured companies, the situation is raising new concerns about the chances of routine cyber weaknesses being found and exploited, potentially leading to insurance claims. … Read more

InsuranceFest is returning this July 16, bringing together specialty insurance professionals at Santa Monica Pier, California. The event promises to offer more meaningful connections and insightful discussions to help shape the future of specialty insurance. This year’s gathering features four dedicated zones, 50 discussion tables, and over 60 speakers. Attendees can expect to engage in … Read more

Marsh McLennan reported a solid third quarter with revenues reaching $6.4 billion, up 11% from the same period last year. On an organic basis, which excludes effects from acquisitions and currency changes, revenue grew 4%, a slight slowdown from the 5% organic growth seen in the third quarter of 2024. John Doyle, the company’s president … Read more

Up to 22 states across the central and southern U.S. are gearing up for a stretch of severe weather through the weekend. Meteorologists warn that thunderstorms, hail, and strong wind gusts could cause damage in many areas starting Thursday and lasting into Saturday. A weather front currently sitting over the Central and Southern Rockies will … Read more

Waymo, a leader in self-driving car technology, is expanding its reach beyond the United States as it steps up efforts to bring autonomous vehicles to more cities worldwide. After years of steady growth in the U.S., Waymo is now teaming up with ride-hailing services and fleet operators to speed up its rollout, even as Tesla … Read more