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It was a lean year for chotchkes on the showroom floor, but not for ideas and emerging trends, products and services.

A young anthropologist loops together safety variables, overhauls an antiquated claims process and forever alters his employer's claims strategy.

Does the massive Boston-based insurer keep up with its competitors in the third quarter?

Have contingent and other special commission arrangements moved the earnings needle, or are they fated to be marginalized?

Hurricane experts warn that the Atlantic is ripe for more storm formation, despite the late hour in the season. Is global warming behind it?

The midterm elections put Republicans in control in the House, but will that change how Dodd-Frank gets implemented? Financial risk managers face the uncertainty.

Bermuda has a new premier, and for most in the island's international insurance industry, it's a welcome change.

Return-to-work rates for breast cancer survivors see dramatic increases. It's due to more benign treatments, sure, but also thanks to the employers' approach.

If midterm elections lead to a Republican-led House, it could mean some change to healthcare reform. Yet employers can be certain that some aspects of PPACA will affect them no matter what.

The diabetes epidemic, in conjunction with the rise of obesity, threatens U.S. competitiveness, experts say.

A recent incident shows how combining kids and man-made rock walls has its risks, but they can be moderated by training and regular equipment inspection.

The expanding decriminalization of marijuana will most likely add to the risk management burden of healthcare organizations.

A new report on fraud reinforces the message of IT security experts: You can protect your enterprise against enemies and fraudsters.

Travelers is helped by a one-time sale and low catastrophe losses. Chubb suffers from higher catastrophe losses.

The U.S. mining industry has made strides in safety, but lawmakers push for further reforms. The Chilean miners make for compelling news, but let's not have more accidents here.