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Apple nearly doubled the number of total Android activations of phones or tablets for enterprises in 2010, a report finds.

Despite knowing exactly what their problem points are, less than half of senior executives believe their actions have been very effective, a study says.

SAS co-founder & CEO Jim Goodnight reflects on the promise and challenges surrounding business analytics technology.

Almost one-third of Brits believe that it's acceptable to commit home insurance fraud, a survey finds.

The proposed spending cuts would “frustrate” the ability of the SEC to fulfill its expansive new mandates under the act.

AHIP CEO Karen Ignagni voices serious concerns over accountable care organizations, essential benefits and exchanges.

Portal designed to reduce insurer risk, costs by boosting completion rates and data accuracy.

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New data from RIMS shows overcapacity still depressing premiums.

A new report says smartphone users are more likely than PC users to fall victim to phishing and providing confidential information.

Earthquakes and climate change-related events among the 373 disasters recorded last year, says the United Nations.

The study found that many investors are confused about the roles of brokers and advisors, and are unsure of their protections when they receive advice.

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2011 is just another year for advancement and increased profits for fraudsters unless insurers develop a strategic resolve to hedge the threat, according to Detica.

AXA China Region Insurance and Tokio Marine & Nichido, Fire Insurance Co. are a few of many insurers effectively using technology, analysts say.

Review mandated by Dodd-Frank Act recommends no additional oversight for financial planners.

Against the backdrop of this week’s House repeal, more PPACA funding is made available to the states.

Nominations for best practices section of program extended to January 25.

The repeal bill will now be sent to the Senate, where, say pundits from both political parties, its prospects appear to be unlikely.

The presidents of the U.S. and China say the right things, but details, as usual, are sorely lacking.