News

East

• Five Hospitalized After Factory Store Evacuated in Maine
• Hanover Insurance Enters Maryland Personal Lines Insurance Market
• Ensurise Merges with Maryland’s American Heritage Insurance Agency

National

• Introducing: The Insuring Cyber Podcast
• Twitter, Facebook, Alphabet Executives to Defend Liability Shield Before Senate
• EPA Denies Ban; Permits Farmers’ Use of Dicamba-Based Weed Killers for Five Years
• Tyson Gets OK to Use Employees, Technology for Safety Inspections at Meat Plant
• New CFC Intellectual Property Product Targets Risks of M&A Transactions
• Pandemic Having LittIe Effect on Insurance Agency M&A Activity: OPTIS Partners
• Lawsuit Alleges Uber Uses ‘Biased’ Rider Ratings to Fire Drivers
• Goldman Sachs Denies Accusations of Attempted Cover-Up of Sexual Misconduct
• How Auto Workers Are Keeping Factories Running and Masks On

International

• London Must Clarify How Far It Will Diverge from EU Financial Rules: EU Official
• The Next Global Economic Threat Is an Aging Population: Opinion
• Slabbert Succeeds Clementi as Chief Executive Officer of MS Amlin Underwriting Ltd.
• Marsh Appoints Klint as Risk Management Segment Leader for Continental Europe
• Typhoon Molave Heads to Vietnam After Killing at Least 9 People in Philippines
• Insurers Face Liability Uncertainties as Ships Begin to Sail Through Arctic Waters
• China’s Ping An Insurance Reports 7.74% Hike in Q3 Profit
• UPDATE: Tropical Storm Zeta Makes Landfall in Mexico, Threatens U.S. Gulf Coast