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California is the only U.S. state where the cost of auto insurance decreased over two decades through 2010, according to a consumer group that attributes the decline to a law that gave regulators more control over rates.
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A “major tornado outbreak” brewing across nine states in the central U.S. is adding to insured losses that may already have reached $6.5 billion this season, according to an industry group.
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Google Inc. sees self-driving cars being available to consumers in three to five years. Regulators and the insurance industry aren’t so sure it can happen that quickly.
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The market for insurance that homeowners are required to buy when they lapse on existing policies will contract, said Robert Hartwig, president of the Insurance Information Institute.
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Danea Kelly made her first shopping trip for a New Jersey shore vacation home on the Saturday before Hurricane Sandy made landfall. It won’t be her last.
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State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. is among insurers preparing for losses from Irene, which was upgraded to a major hurricane today.
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The aftermath of a tornado that tore through Joplin, Missouri, in the single deadliest U.S. storm in at least 60 years has entered another stage for J. Friedel , pastor of St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church .
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BP Plc’s rig explosion that caused the worst oil spill in U.S. history is set to curtail insurance coverage for offshore drilling, forcing companies to self-insure or exit deepwater fields.
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BP Plc ’s burgeoning oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico may hurt property owners more than any storm as sludge threatens to wreak long-term damage on the region’s most valuable asset: its environment.
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