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Cyber insurance prices are dropping, but insurers remain firm in the market. Despite buyers seeing a more favorable market, insurance companies are holding steady and not retreating, according to Matt Chmel, head of cyber solutions for North America at Aon. This competitive environment is driven by existing insurers protecting their current clients and new companies … Read more

Georgia drivers face some of the highest risks when it comes to auto insurance. Uninsured motorists make up about 12% to 15% of drivers in the state, and factors like heavy traffic, bad weather, wildlife collisions, and frequent car thefts push premiums higher than the national average. Because of this, finding good car insurance at … Read more

Tesla is on the lookout for someone to drive one of its autonomous vehicles around Queens, New York City. The role is called Autopilot Vehicle Operator, and it involves spending time behind the wheel to collect audio and camera data that will help improve Tesla’s self-driving technology. The job requires a strong focus, excellent driving … Read more

Texas crime labs are sounding the alarm as lawmakers debate whether to ban or regulate THC products. Officials say they lack the staff and funds to handle testing under any new rules. At a recent House Public Health Committee hearing, Peter Stout, CEO of the Houston Forensic Science Center, explained that crime labs need clear … Read more

A fire that broke out Monday night at the London Belle Supper Club in Salt Lake City’s downtown nightlife district injured three firefighters and damaged several historic buildings. The blaze started in the restaurant’s kitchen and quickly spread, forcing crews to battle intense heat and thick smoke from the outside using aerial equipment. Salt Lake … Read more

A new program is making waves in the construction world by supporting women and pushing for equal opportunities in a field that has long been dominated by men. The Women in Construction (WIC) initiative is all about building leadership, fostering community, and encouraging more women to thrive in construction roles. In a recent episode of … Read more

Cyber insurance is growing quickly, but it still has big holes and problems. Matthew Belkin, head of cyber services at Acrisure Cyber Services, says the industry is young and evolving fast. While the first cyber insurance policy was issued by AIG back in 1997, the sector is still far behind traditional insurance lines, especially when … Read more

Martin Powell from Trustage recently shared his thoughts in an interview for the Executive Insights series, in partnership with NAAIA. During the conversation, Powell talked about how the insurance world is changing and how the industry is pushing its limits. He discussed the importance of going beyond traditional insurance boundaries to meet new needs and … Read more

Greystar Real Estate Partners has reached a tentative settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice in a lawsuit alleging that the company took part in a scheme to push up rental prices across the country. The case focuses on the use of popular industry software that reportedly helped landlords coordinate rent increases. Under the agreement, … Read more

Ford Motor Company is investing nearly $2 billion to switch its Louisville Assembly Plant in Kentucky from making gas-powered vehicles to electric ones. This plant, which has been producing traditional cars for 70 years, will soon roll out a new midsize electric pickup truck aimed at both U.S. and global markets by 2027. At an … Read more