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Two large Dublin credit unions are in talks about merging, a combination that could create one of largest member-owned lenders in the State.

With car thefts spiking in Colorado the past few years, three auto insurance carriers are now declining to cover certain vehicles, leaving at-risk owners with fewer options.

Many organizations have tried to capitalize on promoting “awareness” of human trafficking. But awareness-raising without a call to action is ineffective and often misleading. Awareness campaigns, especially those tied to fundraising, typically focus on girls in the sex trades, but recently reported instances involving youth and undocumented people have been…

"Progressive has filed a Motion in Limine seeking to preclude references at trial to Progressive as the named defendant. Progressive contends it would suffer unfair prejudice if a jury was aware of its relationship to this action. Thus, Progressive requests that the parties use the name of the non-party driver…

Chicago is one of the cities that has seen a spike in thefts. The Sheriff’s Department has said that videos on TikTok and YouTube show thieves how to start the cars without keys.

ST. LOUIS — Two major insurance companies have refused to issue new policies on some Kias and Hyundais in the St. Louis region as theft rates of those vehicles remain high following last year's surge.

The Nasdaq 100 jumped by more than 100 points on Monday. Investors, meanwhile, focused on some notable insider trades.

Rising rates and a Fed determined to "break the world" is chilling the S&P 500. But some fast-growth companies are powering right through it, analysts say.

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Having a breakdown on your motorcycle is never a fun time, but if a roadside assistance program says that it handles bikes, it should do better than this.