All Star Josh Zimmet found the benefit of truck driver safety and invested in it for his company. Now they have better retention rates, higher recruitment and an overall better business.

Distributed ledger technology has the potential to improve supply chains worldwide and to minimize product recall losses. Now is the right time to prepare for widespread adoption.

A fund crafted for utilities in California is a model for other states and communities to share the cost of risk mitigation and disaster resilience.

Joining dozens of CEOs of America’s biggest businesses, these insurance industry leaders acknowledged they are beholden to their communities more than their shareholders. 

A new report from NCCI found that self-driving cars could reduce workers’ comp claims costs. But many people remain afraid of the new technology.

Butler University’s Zach Finn has little patience for those who underappreciate insurance as a career.

A far greater risk in the rampant use of pesticides and herbicides is environmental destruction.

No two construction projects are the same. That’s where artificial intelligence can help in the transfer of complex risk information.

Implementing a Medicare for All system would be challenging and may not have immediate results, but for the future’s sake, it could be just what the doctor ordered.

The American company and United Kingdom’s number one pizza brand braces for a no-deal Brexit.

Autonomous cars, tariff wars and cyber attacks are just a few of the critical evolving risks facing the automotive industry.

CNA’s Nick Graf says there’s plenty about the insurance industry to appeal to the tech-minded — but first it needs to finally embrace technology.

A new UN report warns that climate change will have dire effects on the global food and water supply, potentially making some parts of the globe uninhabitable and begging the question: when will we get serious about climate change?

Brokers and underwriters are developing reliable techniques for divining what tech to farm out and conjuring appropriate partners.

The threat of social engineering and bank fraud are likely to continue. Strong risk management remains the best weapon for businesses to avoid getting conned.

Baseball is allowing itself to run a legal gauntlet that will eventually result in much higher liability than it currently faces in the area of fan safety.

After a car dealership employee was fired, the dealership and its employment practice liability insurer argued in court who would be responsible for the wrongful termination claim.

The business of placing coverage for alternative energy projects has gotten a lot more complicated.

A self-insured real estate broker found himself in the middle of two misrepresentations suits after acting as representative for both buyer and seller.

Technology makes it easier to identify fraud and is revolutionizing the accuracy of the insurance industry.