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More Americans Are Losing Health Insurance-And Everyone Will Pay
Dr. Elaine Batchlor, CEO of MLK Community Hospital in Los Angeles, already knows what will happen if her hospital closes. All she has to do is remember King Drew, a similar safety net hospital that provided care to a large share of low-income…
Hang Seng slips 95 points as tech, insurers weigh, mining and oil stocks rally
Hong Kong stocks closed lower on Tuesday, dragged down by steep losses in tech heavyweights and continued pressure on insurers and banks following Beijing's multibillion-yuan capital injection plan, though gains in mining and oil majors cushioned…
China proposes fivefold increase in insurer capital
China's National Financial Regulatory Administration has released a draft revision to the country's Insurance Law, with proposed changes including raising insurers' minimum registered capital to 1 billion Chinese yuan ($149 million) from CNY200…
HBAR Price Eyes $0.12 as Hedera Adds Insurance Partner
The HBAR price has a fresh catalyst, but the market still has something to prove. The Institutes RiskStream Collaborative has joined the Hedera Council as a strategic partner, expanding Hedera's role in property insurance technology. RiskStream…
Freshfields advises on $2bn (re)insurance broker sale
Warbus Pincus to sell its majority stake in (re)insurance broker McGill and Partners under Freshfields' guidance. Global law firm Freshfields has advised specialty (re)insurance broker McGill and Partners and its majority shareholder Warburg Pincus…
Cincinnati Insurance found in bad faith over pandemic-era claim denials
In a blistering decision, a federal judge found an Ohio insurer liable for bad faith for failing to pay pandemic-related business interruption claims to four restaurants in North Carolina, nearly two years after the insurer lost a landmark case on…
Nigeria's biggest insurance firm, NICON loses licence - The Ghanaian Chronicle
Nigeria's biggest insurance company, National Insurance Corporation of Nigeria, NICON, has finally lost its operational licence and has been taken over by a Receiver Manager. The operational licence of NICON – owned by the Federal Government…
Life insurers' August new business premium up 33% to ₹41,198 crore
Life insurers in India reported a 33% year-on-year (YoY) increase in new business premium (NBP) in August to ₹41,197.78 crore, even as the number of policies and schemes sold fell 3.2% YoY to 20.76 lakh, according to the latest data released…
Congress Returns With Sweeping AI Bills Targeting Superintelligence, Health Insurance
The most sweeping proposal came from Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, whose Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act would order a complete halt to the development of AI systems capable of surpassing human intelligence, according to a Thursday (Sept. 3)…
KKR agrees to $17bn sale of USI Insurance to Aon
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Lunch and Learn Perspectives: New York Judicial interns get insight on insurance law, trial advocacy from experienced attorneys
New York State Supreme Court judicial interns at the Manhattan Supreme Court spent the summer gaining firsthand legal education and lessons from judges and legal professionals with extensive experience and knowledge in the field. The interns…
'Not sustainable': Some U.S. small businesses forced to drop health-insurance coverage amid skyrocketing costs * WorldNetDaily * by Ireland Owens, Daily Caller News Foundation
Some American small businesses are being forced to drop health insurance coverage amid the nation's ongoing affordability crisis. In 2025, just 51% of firms with 10 to 24 employees offered health benefits, while 97% of firms with at least 200…
Tom Jones claims insurance issues led to The Voice axing
Source: Lifted Entertainment/ITV Welsh crooner has been judge on singing competition since its launch in 2012 Up to the minute industry news Agenda-setting interviews with key industry figures Insight into the latest programme performances Ratings…
Income Insurance axes sale of platform to Embed after firm allegedly failed to pay CPF
SINGAPORE - Income Insurance has terminated the proposed sale of Hive, its digital insurance platform, to Singapore-headquartered fintech firm Embed Financial Group Holdings (EFGH). The decision came after EFGH was taken to court for allegedly…
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