Additionally, 2% of drivers currently admit to driving without insurance, according to a new survey.

Storage costs and needed upgrades slowing adoption, IT managers say.

One insurer has already gone Lean, and is reaping the rewards.

Research shows Gen X and Y job seekers’ core values match attributes of the insurance industry, but they just don’t know it.

The Conference Board Employment Trends Index has gained 8% from a year ago.

The breach underscores the threat financial services firms face when they outsource services that are not normally considered sensitive.

The Treasury says that the compensation packages for the CEOs of the four remaining companies receiving TARP assistance would not increase.

A huge security breach yields only customer names and e-mail addresses, but that’s more than enough to cause significant problems.

Companies using the Web intensively gain insight into communication archetypes that could alter the business model for insurance in years to come.

Aon, Eastern Insurance Holdings and Prudential among those currently with the most valuable shares.

Names and e-mail addresses belonging to customers of many large companies were exposed when online marketer Epsilon was hacked.

Association cites research that 2007 Washington law has increased insurance costs $190 million in the state.

Deep analytics, big data and mobile expected to lead iterative BI push, according to a new report.

Underwriting and rating suite to provide once-and-done processing for AAIS rates and rules

Despite overall insurance jobs dipping, a pair of insurers, the financial services industry as a whole and IT are reversing the trend.

Chubb, Amica among insurers rolling out mobile offerings.

As the most costly first quarter on record for the industry comes to a close, the U.S. market is showing signs of being in transition.

Government and industry leaders decried the law, calling it backward and misguided.

Good news for small and mid-sized agencies and insurers— SMBs have shown strong tech gains in past 18 months, and more virtualization is predicted, says new study.

By employing a 4-stage approach, insurers can mitigate some of the risk of service-based computing.