Big data centers that power the artificial intelligence industry demand an abundance of energy. West Texas — known for producing 40% of the nation’s crude oil — also has an extraordinary amount of natural gas that could power those data …
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Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said on Monday that he and other regulators who oversee the financial services industry should use artificial intelligence to help them spot problems among the firms that they supervise. “I think we’ve all got …
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Tokio Marine Kiln (TMK), the Lloyd’s specialist insurer, announced the launch of its enhanced “Cyber Ctrl” cyber product suite. This cyber risk solution features new products and wordings, including Professional Ctrl for technology, media and errors & omissions (E&O), as …
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Students should be banned from using cell phones in school, parents should delay their child’s access to social media, and social media companies should restrict access for users younger than 16. Those are among the recommendations of the New Jersey …
New Jersey Panel Issues Recommendations on Social Media Use by Teens Read More »
Our friend, Christopher Boggs, Chief Consultant with Boggs Risk and Insurance Consulting, returns to respond to a great comment left on his recent post. He’ll tell you more below. Happy reading. Several days ago I published an article entitled, “Banks …
Banks Improperly Requesting Additional Insured Status – Part 2 Read More »
China’s cyberspace regulator summoned ByteDance’s news platform Toutiao and Alibaba’s internet browser operator UCWeb over content violations, making them the latest companies to be targeted by a government crackdown on user behavior online. Both platforms were recently penalized for content …
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Nationwide may not have felt much change in the construction sector during the first half of 2025, but there are now some signs of shifting due to the unknowns of tariffs. “[We’re] definitely started to see a little of the …
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The Trump administration linked Tylenol to autism and urged pregnant women to avoid the common pain medication despite the lack of widely accepted scientific evidence supporting the risk. “So taking Tylenol is not good — I’ll say it — it’s …
Trump Warns Against Tylenol in Pregnancy Over Unproven Autism Fears Read More »
Hong Kong is facing a night of destructive winds and drenching rain as Super Typhoon Ragasa tracks toward the financial hub, potentially becoming the most damaging storm since Mangkhut in 2018. The typhoon is packing top sustained winds of 220 …
Hong Kong Braces for Fierce Winds as Super Typhoon Nears Read More »
Producer licensing has been messy for so long that it’s hard to imagine a future state that’s easier on agency profits and losses (P&L). For agencies that have automated compliance with purpose-built insurance software, one of the first moves toward …
7 Types of Agents Scorching Your Agency P&L Read More »
