The state of Rhode Island last week began a phased relaunch of the HealthyRhode customer portal associated with RIBridges system, which manages many of the state’s social service and benefit programs as well as its health insurance exchange. Officials said …
Rhode Island Undertakes Phased Relaunch of Breached RIBridges Benefits Portal Read More »
Westchester, Chubb’s Excess and Surplus Lines Division, headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, named three leaders for its recently formed new business practices – property, casualty, and financial lines – serving the organization’s digital and middle market, brokerage and programs businesses. Matt …
People Moves: Chubb’s Westchester Names Leaders of Three New Business Practices Read More »
Winter Storm Éowyn pummeled Ireland and the UK with hurricane-force winds on Friday, creating blackouts for hundreds of thousands and disrupting travel across northwestern Europe. Éowyn was one of the strongest storms to hit the region and likely set new …
Climate Change Makes Fierce Winter Storms Like Éowyn Even Stronger Read More »
Sweden detained a vessel suspected of damaging a subsea data cable connecting it with Latvia, the third such incident in the Baltic Sea in the past three months. The Security Service said it’s conducting a preliminary investigation into the crime …
Sweden Seizes Ship Suspected of Sabotage in Baltic Sea Read More »
International auditors have been given new guidance on what to check when assessing firms’ environmental, social and governance claims – and how – as part of efforts to increase rigor and consistency, the chair of the industry’s global ethics watchdog …
Auditors Get Tougher Guidelines on Judging Firms’ Environmental Claims Read More »
U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration has halted all pending environmental litigation and reassigned four career Justice Department attorneys focused on environmental issues, according to three sources familiar with the matter and a pair of memos seen by Reuters on Friday. …
Trump Administration Halts Environmental Litigation, Sidelines Lawyers: Sources Read More »
The US Federal Trade Commission is likely to have bipartisan support to keep filing cases to block anticompetitive mergers under the Trump administration, said Henry Liu, the outgoing director of the agency’s Bureau of Competition. Liu, who led the agency’s …
FTC Has Bipartisan Support for Merger Cases, Outgoing Chief Says Read More »
Two workers were injured in an explosion and fire at a cannabis extraction facility on Maryland’s Eastern Shore last Wednesday, state fire officials said. Firefighters were called to PharmaCann in Stevensville for a report of an explosion, according to the …
Two Workers Injured in Explosion at Cannabis Facility Read More »
PayPal, Inc. will pay a $2 million penalty to New York State for violations of the state’s financial services industry cybersecurity regulation. The failures on December 2022 led to sensitive customer information, including social security numbers, being left unredacted and …
PayPal Pays $2 Million Cybersecurity Settlement to New York Regulator Read More »
The owner of a Tukwila, Washington, trampoline park faces more than $68,000 in fines for not giving teen employees meal breaks, and for working them longer hours than allowed under law. The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries investigated …
Sky Zone in Washington Fined for Overworking Teens Read More »
