The Latest Breaking News from Insurance

The No10 race victor will be unveiled at lunchtime tomorrow with Foreign Secretary Ms Truss refusing to outline how she would help households

There is one sector of the finance industry where workers have maintained an above-average share of earnings, even as wages have plunged relative to profits elsewhere.

The Tory leadership hopeful said ‘growing the economy benefits everybody’.

"Not all of those decisions will be popular but I will be honest about what we will have to do"

The likely next Prime Minister insisted it was 'fair' to forge ahead with a National Insurance cut - despite being confronted with a stark graph live on the BBC

The Foundation for Consumers' Rights Protection has urged the Labour Ministry to issue regulations to support the welfare rights of food delivery drivers, to provide them with insurance against the risk of road accidents.

Grandparents Cheryle and John are still taking showers by torchlight and only have power in one room of their Creswick townhouse.

The Office of the Insurance Commission should consider approving insurance that covers environmental damage and damage to state infrastructure, says Finance Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith.

The Asia-Pacific region has been plagued by large-scale natural catastrophes and consequent financial damage in recent years, with total economic losses reaching US$50bn (1.8tn baht) last year according to Munich Re's NatCat (Natural Catastrophes) Service Annual report. Yet, just approximately 17% (US$8.4bn) of those losses were insured, highlighting the large…

According to Benzinga Pro following are the gainers and losers in Insurance industry for today's Intraday session.

After showing an audience how a Tesla battery might catch fire, people were upset by the fact that there was no battery pack and the fire was pyrotechnics.