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On the North Carolina Outer Banks, two homes in the small village of Rodanthe now stand on the edge of the ocean, their fate uncertain. Since 2020, 11 nearby houses have already crumbled into the Atlantic, swallowed by relentless waves and shifting sands. The problem isn’t just the big storms like Hurricane Erin, which recently … Read more

Marsh has made key leadership moves in its aviation and space insurance sectors, with Brian Glod and Tony Ambrose stepping into new global roles starting September 1. Glod will take charge as the global head of aviation and space, while Ambrose becomes the global chairman for the same business. Both will oversee Marsh’s aviation and … Read more

Manufacturing workplaces come with many risks. Heavy machines, chemicals, and long hours make injuries a real concern. Even though OSHA sets safety rules, accidents still happen. Often, these injuries are due to workers getting tired, becoming careless, or safety rules not being enforced properly. Rachel Pinsonneault, a commercial lines underwriter at Central Insurance, points out … Read more

Big insurance brokerages around the world have been quietly changing their leadership teams in recent years. Firms like Marsh, Aon, WTW, Howden, and Gallagher have shuffled key people in important roles such as regional CEOs, country heads, and leaders of major business segments. While it might seem like normal management moves from the outside, these … Read more

In recent years, State Farm Ventures, the investment arm of America’s largest auto insurer, has shifted its focus in venture investing. Between 2019 and April 2025, companies backed by State Farm Ventures raised a total of $1.66 billion from various investors. However, the type of businesses receiving funding has changed significantly. Early on, from 2019 … Read more

The insurance market in the United States is led by a group of companies that stand out for their size, stability, and coverage options. As of 2025, the top 10 insurance companies by market share reveal a mix of well-known names and specialized firms, each with unique strengths and offerings. At the front is State … Read more

Nearly seven weeks after the tragic flooding of the Guadalupe River on July 4 that took more than 130 lives, including 25 young girls and two teenage counselors at Camp Mystic, the Texas Legislature is moving forward with new laws aimed at preventing such a disaster from happening again. On Thursday, the families of the … Read more

The U.S. government has announced an immediate halt on issuing work visas for commercial truck drivers. Secretary of State Marco Rubio shared the news on X, saying the move aims to protect American lives and jobs. Rubio pointed to a growing number of foreign truck drivers on U.S. roads as a safety concern and a … Read more

Cameras have become a common part of daily life, and fleet operators are no different. Once used mainly for security in stores, onboard cameras are now essential tools in vehicles, helping keep fleets safe and efficient. The use of video telematics in fleets is growing fast, with the number of video units expected to more … Read more

A tour bus carrying 54 people back to New York City from Niagara Falls crashed on an interstate highway in Pembroke, New York, on Friday, killing five passengers and injuring many others. The bus rolled onto its side shortly before 12:30 p.m. on the eastbound side of Interstate 90, about 25 miles east of Buffalo. … Read more