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Two companies were selected due to ‘exceptional’ competition, said jury president.

Last week, a cyberattack took down software provider Wolters Kluwer NV and presented a case study in how not to communicate with customers over a hack.

Policyholders generally are dissatisfied with the apps that their insurers are providing, according to a new study by J.D. Power.

China's digital innovators are looking to tap into fears over rising healthcare costs on the mainland.

As weather gets wilder and less predictable, firms that design, construct or improve housing with storm safety and resiliency in mind are increasingly in demand.

Insurers trying to reach entrepreneurs are trying more data-driven automation to speed the process.

A Chinese citizen was indicted for aiding a massive 2015 computer hack at health insurer Anthem, one of the biggest thefts of consumer medical data in U.S. history.

The Google off-shoot is currently the only self-driving company carrying paying customers on public roads, although often monitored by human safety drivers.

Two recent articles in highlight the simultaneous offer of promise and peril that AI brings. One article describes the meteoric rise of a start-up; the other the failure of another.

It is possible that carriers and agents could use digital to preserve and expand their customer relationships, doing an end-around on those that would disintermediate them.