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Growth in event attendance mirrors fourth-quarter growth in sales.

The companies plan to deliver hosted solutions for interoperable exchange of health information.

Therese Vaughn says as U.S. legislators consider how to regulate insurance, they well may follow Europe’s lead.

A new bill seeks to amend the McCarran-Ferguson Act.

The congressional backlash against American International Group Inc. continued to affect the banking industry Thursday, as the House passed a bill only hours after it had been introduced to constrain executive compensation at firms receiving government assistance.

Workforce reduction is part of data center deal with IBM.

Citing financial crisis, NAVA reports a slide in variable annuities compared to previous year.

A new study reveals that insurers paid out $52.5 billion in global property claims.

In testimony before Senate, Illinois insurance director says state regulators are capable of addressing systemic risk.

NAIC reports 84% overall compliance with resident licensing standards since February 2008.

Spurred by the President's pledge of reform, the House Judiciary Committee wasted no time in passing a bill to give the government resolution power over systemically important financial firms.

The deal may create a powerhouse of open-source Linux and Java software, just in time for Cisco to enter the server market.

Federal Chief Technology Officer Vivek Kundra returned to his job today, White House officials report.

In a prepared statement to Congress, AIG’s CEO Edward Liddy attributed the "cold realities of competition" to the insurer’s decision to pay $165 million in bonuses.

When implementing IT initiatives, carriers can see benefits by tapping outside help.

Senators Shelby and Dodd raised concerns over insufficient state oversight at a Senate Banking Committee hearing on Tuesday.

Celent Senior Analyst Donald Light offers a no-holds-barred commentary regarding the AIG bonus payments controversy.

The “state of the regulators’ report uses seafaring metaphors in describing the group’s progress in 2008, and updates the public on its membership and financials.

The administration plans to attach new conditions to an upcoming bailout infusion that would recover the bonuses already paid, though not from the executives who received them.

The FASB's proposals are designed to reduce the scale of other-than-temporary impairment charges, and help institutions comply with mark-to-market accounting rules for illiquid assets.