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There’s no target date for a vote, whether next week or at any future time, a White House aide says.

Accenture study finds robots, not humans are the future of customer service.

Most say they are uncomfortable with artificial intelligence, despite being exposed to the technology more than they realize.

A convergence of ride sharing, autonomous driving, and vehicle electrification trends will drive the shift, BCG says.

The two technologies account for nearly half of global insurance tech investment, up from 10% in 2015.

By 2020, 90% of organizations will adopt a data environment that has both cloud and on-premise computing services.

Vehicle-to-vehicle communication and streaming video of drivers can revolutionize both personal and commercial lines.

Carriers need guidance from outside the industry to truly get digitalization, says Munich Re exec.

Insurers work with the e-commerce giant and other voice-assistant providers to open new customer channels.

Google Play and CFSI aim to improve use of financial health apps through a storefront organized by consumers' needs and by publishing a guide for app developers.

Move continues industry trend of carriers leveraging voice assistants to better connect with customers.

Transportation company began testing self-driving cars in Pittsburgh last year.

Alliances on renter's and pet insurance allow wide range of services, especially on mobile, says SVP Jennifer Marhalek.

The tech giant said it is enabling third parties to create financial services apps in the cloud.

Insurance has the worst smartphone platforms among customer-facing industries. That can’t continue.

The need is for EDR, software-defined segmentation, cloud security, and user and entity behavior analytics.

The rapidly evolving business intelligence and analytics market is being influenced by seven dynamic trends, according to Gartner Group.

Acquisition follows a series of buys and partnerships inked in recent years by major tech and auto companies with Israeli tech firms.

New estimates show 14 million Americans could lose health coverage by next year.

Intel accelerates a push into what many chip companies view as the next big opportunity: self-driving cars.