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Offerings that help workers take care of personal matters are just as important to the workforce as their health and wellness.

The need for more granular forecasts is becoming more pressing as climate change increases the odds of extreme weather.

As climate change fuels natural disasters around the world, employers are left looking for solutions to protect their workers.

Jamie Warner of Plymouth Rock Assurance focuses on the use of data and technology in the insurance space, and the STEM job opportunities available for today's graduates.

A new webinar from the Travelers Institute examined the intersection between mental and physical health and looked at the evolving labor market.

Insurers resort to subrogation when they suspect that a third party is ultimately responsible for the losses. Rather than deal with the recovery risk, insurers have been selling claims on to alternative investment managers.

Insurers had already doled out more than $12 billion to pay for wildfire damages as of early March, according to California state officials.

There were about 57 funding events in the insurtech sector in March, according to a review by Digital Insurance.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency is poised to eliminate most websites tied to its research division under plans for the cancellation of a cloud web services contract.

Several factors are contributing to rising insurance premiums for homeowners.

The most successful advisory practices will blend human and artificial intelligence to create symbiotic relationships that elevate client experiences.

The integration of cell phones into daily life makes mobile engagement a top strategic priority for insurers.

The Hartford expands two executive roles and restructures its tech and operations; Plymouth Rock names new COO, plus more career moves.

Artificial intelligence is improving the accuracy of fire forecasts made by Europe's top intergovernmental weather center.

California is emerging from its wettest time of the year with new fire and drought risks.

The measure applies to mortgages closed in the months prior to the Southern California wildfires, which are now experiencing early-stage distress.

Offices, apartment buildings and retail locations in Los Angeles face a tangle of difficulties as the smoke clears from January's wildfires. High on the list is inadequate insurance, a common problem in California.

As insurtech adoption grows, three trends are emerging.

The insurer plans to hire over 2,000 new employees in Tampa, Florida and in North Texas.

Oklahoma's insurance commissioner Glen Mulready complemented insurers for quick action that he personally witnessed on the scene of March 14 wildfires