Archive for May 2024
SEC Fines NYSE Owner $10 Million for Not Quickly Reporting Hack
Intercontinental Exchange, Inc., which owns the New York Stock Exchange, agreed to pay $10 million to settle Securities and Exchange Commission allegations that the exchange giant failed to immediately tell the SEC about a hack of its systems in 2021. … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreTransUnion: Auto Insurance Shopping Hit New High in Q1 2024
The number of U.S. consumers who shopped for auto insurance in rose in the first quarter, largely driven by consumers in the West and Midwest. The findings show a continuation of strong growth in shopping at the end of last … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreFormer Executive Alleges Gender Bias, Retaliatory Firing by NEXT Insurance
A former chief corporate officer for NEXT Insurance is accusing the company and its chief executive officer of gender and disability discrimination in the workplace and of firing her in retaliation for her request for medical leave for cancer surgery. … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreCardinals Rookie Sued for Millions by Apparel Manufacturer for Breach of Contract
Apparel manufacturer Fanatics has filed a lawsuit against Arizona Cardinals rookie receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., alleging breach of contract. The lawsuit filed in New York Supreme Court on Saturday claims Harrison did not fulfill his obligations and estimated the damage … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreBASF to Pay $316 Million to Settle PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’ U.S. Lawsuit
German chemical company BASF said on Tuesday it reached a $316.5 million settlement with some U.S. public water systems that claimed toxic “forever chemicals” in firefighting foam made by the company contaminated their water supplies. The money provided by the … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreU.S. Regulator Launches Probe of VinFast Crash in California in Which Four Died
U.S. auto safety investigators said on Monday they have launched an investigation into the April crash of a VinFast 0TL.F, VFS.O VF 8 electric vehicle in Pleasanton, California, in which a family of four died. The National Highway Traffic Safety … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreCentral U.S. States Brace for Possible Severe Storms: Weather Watch
There is a moderate risk — the second highest — of severe thunderstorms across parts of Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin and Missouri affecting more than 3.8 million people, the US Storm Prediction Center said. “All severe hazards will be possible including … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreCanada Plans Harsher Laws, Equipment Bans to Fight Car Theft
Canada’s government is banning key-programming machines and other equipment used to steal cars, while implementing harsher penalties to combat a rising number of auto thefts across the country. Minister of Justice Arif Virani unveiled a national plan to combat car … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreFlorida’s 125% Surge in Property-Insurance Bills Sows Havoc
For Filicia Porter, the insurance bills were the final straw. They’d been climbing steeply for her assisted-living business as Florida was battered with ever more-powerful storms, and eventually, the numbers stopped adding up. So in March, she finally decided to … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreReport Shows Cyberattacks Over Work Email Most Used; Ransomware Hits Victims Hard
Business email compromise is now the top method of cyberattack, according to a survey from cybersecurity firm Arctic Wolf. Of the 1,000 surveyed senior IT and cybersecurity decisionmakers from organizations in more than 15 countries, 70% said they were targets … Source: Claims Journal
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