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Monday, 25 September 2017

Berkshire Hathaway rating outlook shifted to ‘negative’

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Hurricane Maria losses could hit $85 billion: AIR

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New Twist on Venture Capital Taps a Well-Connected Village

Long list of luminaries backs new VC fund, pledges ‘time and energy’ to the portfolio.

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Tony Lackey receives Donald M. Stuart Aware at RIMS Canada

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Risk retention groups remain financially stable: Report

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An Offer He Couldn’t Refuse: How a Famed Tuscan Winemaker Was Lured to Sicily (Wine Spectator)

How a famed Tuscan winemaker was lured to Sicily

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Microsoft’s Nadella Wants to Help Coders Take a Quantum Leap

Quantum computers don’t exist but Microsoft released a programming language for them.

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      • Berkshire Hathaway rating outlook shifted to ‘nega...
      • Hurricane Maria losses could hit $85 billion: AIR
      • New Twist on Venture Capital Taps a Well-Connected...
      • Tony Lackey receives Donald M. Stuart Aware at RIM...
      • Risk retention groups remain financially stable: R...
      • An Offer He Couldn’t Refuse: How a Famed Tuscan Wi...
      • Microsoft’s Nadella Wants to Help Coders Take a Qu...
      • Schimek to leave AIG as insurer restructures
      • Taking Out Life Insurance Is Easy Online
      • Triple damage award stands
      • Why Facebook Will Struggle to Regulate Political Ads
      • Skipping background checks could be costly
      • Mexico quake losses could reach $2 billion: AIR
      • I Helped Create Facebook’s Ad Machine. Here’s How ...
      • Maria losses in Caribbean likely to top $1 billion
      • Stricken By Tragedy, an Immigrant Fights for Her Home
      • Texas governor appoints insurance commissioner
      • Business Insurance names EMEA Women to Watch honorees
      • US, EU to sign covered agreement on insurer equiva...
      • Irish Van of the Year 2017
      • The BI Top 10
      • Why Facebook And Google Are Clashing With Internet...
      • Facebook’s Election Ad Overhaul Takes Crucial Firs...
      • Technology risks top North American business worri...
      • Global reinsurers rocked by storms and quakes
      • Russian reinsurer eyes shift from sanctions busine...
      • Is Rosé Season Over … Forever? (Wine Spectator)
      • Law firm launches blockchain consultancy
      • Reader Review: “Miss Jane”
      • Snopes.com and the Search for Facts in a Post-Fact...
      • The Real Trouble With Trump’s ‘Dark Post’ Facebook...
      • EU moves to extend grip on financial sector after ...
      • Dems Push for a Digital Ad Crackdown to Stop Forei...
      • Ironshore names Bermuda property executives
      • Dominican Republic shuts most ports ahead of Hurri...
      • Judge says Texas mortgage companies owe $296.3 mil...
      • Stay on top of legal developments: RIMS
      • How to get sales staffers to embrace FandI
      • Against the clock, one approach doesn’t fit all
      • Willis Re North America chairman, vice chairman named
      • Think floorplan fraud is gone? Think again
      • FedEx reconsiders cyber insurance after attack hit...
      • Band together to fight finance fraud, ID theft
      • Apple Becomes a Chipmaker to One-Up Smartphone Foes
      • Gregg Cunningham joins Liberty Mutual Insurance as...
      • XL Catlin to move EU insurance operations to Irela...
      • Witnessing Houston’s Harvey Recovery Effort First-...
      • Insured vs. insured exclusion shields Beazley in D...
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      • EU to propose stronger monitoring of UK financial ...
      • Hurricane Maria pummels Dominica, barrels toward U...
      • Hotel industry fights constant hacker exposures
      • Global Aerospace offers professional liability cov...
      • Credit reporting firms should register with New Yo...
      • Acrisure exec leaves brokerage: Sources
      • Equifax’s top 2 technology executives leave compan...
      • Hiscox estimates $150 million in Harvey claims
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      • Catastrophe modeler narrows Irma loss estimate
      • Markel offers coverage for hard-to-insure law firms
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