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While the NFL fights against head injuries, the New Orleans Saints had a bounty program in place where players received cash rewards for injuring the opposition.

Violence prevention rise to the forefront as lawsuits against Chardon High likely loom.

Fighting to stay relevant, the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters Society looks to appeal to agents and brokers, and make use of social media to help members network and expand overseas.

After 43 years at the helm, Robert Hiscox leaves the company in a profitable place.

Yet another California utility is facing massive reparations costs after a cataclysmic event.

After its acquisition of RBC Bank USA, Southern expansion is on the horizon for PNC.

In the wake of a difficult cycle, marine and shipping companies face rate increases.

Underwriting staff being shifted to address needs in workers' compensation and international property insurance

Report says that hurricanes can be lethal for wind-power generation.

Firming prices in the fourth quarter help brokers' risk management units deliver solid single-digit growth.

While meeting a significant other at the workplace is natural -- especially around Valentine's Day -- the risks can sometimes get in the way.

For Graham Company, two heads are proposed to be better than one as Mike Mitchell and Ken Ewell take over day-to-day operations from CEO William A. Graham IV.

If VeriSign or the FBI can be hit by hackers, nobody should feel safe.

Publishing new research on bird flu will expand the scientific community's understanding of a potentially dangerous influenza strain -- but it could also serve as a blueprint for terrorists.

Responses to storms in January are informed by the storms that swept through the region last spring.