A new report focused on manufacturing trends in the Pacific Northwest sheds light on some interesting manufacturer standpoints regarding inflation, supply chain issues, and skilled…
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The Washington House Consumer Protection and Business Committee approved an amended right-to-appraisal bill Wednesday. SB5721 would require insurance policies to include a provision that gives…
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Pie Insurance, an insurtech specializing in commercial insurance for small businesses, has released its 2025 State of Workplace Safety report, which found mental health to…
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North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey says he’s not in agreement with the state’s Rate Bureau’s proposed 23% rate increase for automobile insurance, according to…
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Axalta says that applying clearcoat to the entire panel is the traditional industry practice to restore a late model vehicle to its pre-accident condition and…
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The rapidly rising cost of health insurance is “crippling” U.S. small businesses, according to a new report from the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB). …
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More than 1 in 5 shops now say they have billed insurers for the labor time required to set up and use a spectrophotometer, or…
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PPG reports that its Performance Coatings segment Q1 organic sales increased by 9% with price and sales volume improvements. Chairman and CEO Tim Kenevich said…
Following a market conduct examination by the North Carolina Department of Insurance, two insurance companies will refund more than $2.6 million to policyholders. Insurance Commissioner…
Allstate reports $16.5 billion (7.8% increase) in revenues for the first quarter but common shareholders’ net income was down because of elevated catastrophic losses, a…
Michael Bradshaw, vice president of K&M Collision in North Carolina and the Society of Collision Repair Specialists’ (SCRS) newest chairman, said it is the memory…
A lawsuit against State Farm over alleged undervaluation of total loss vehicles has reached the United States Supreme Court. “[T]he only thing policyholders were ‘owed’…
