Bill Kenealy

As studies confirm the promise and limits of traditional safe driving initiatives, technology may provide an answer.

Republican plans to overturn Dodd-Frank and Health Care Reform are long shots; the real action may be elsewhere.

The recent extension does little to address the long-term viability of financially hobbled flood insurance program.

Experts offer competing visions on what it takes to make insurance companies thrive.

A new study and some Congressional testimony reinforce the difference a CEO’s abilities have on company performance.

License revocations and opprobrium are the inevitable results of those who are seen as having taken advantage of service members or their families.

The first ripples from regulatory reform are already being felt.

Insurers watch and wait as Microsoft looks to standardize cloud services around its Azure platform.

In the face of public anger, and legislators anxious to produce a fix, the insurance industry was able to influence the course of financial reform legislation largely to its liking.

AHIP's last-second change of heart exposes it to retribution.

With the acquisition of Perot, the purveyor of servers signals an intention to focus on services.