Collins Aerospace Working on Restoring Software for Airlines Hit by Cyberattack
RTX subsidiary Collins Aerospace is working on restoring its onsite passenger processing software for airlines after a cyber …
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Denmark Reels From Second Drone Attack in a Week Halting Flights
Denmark endured the second drone attack this week as authorities probe Russian involvement in an earlier incident. Large …
Private Detectives Tail French Workers to Root Out Surging Sick Leave Fraud
Fabrice Lehmann caught sight of his target as he left his suburban Paris home, dressed for work. He …
India Considers Nuclear Liability Fund for Major Accidents, Sources Say
India plans to set up a nuclear liability fund to cover accident compensation in excess of 15 billion …
US Intends to Cancel $13 Billion in Funds for Green Energy
The U.S. Department of Energy intends to cancel more than $13 billion in funds that the Biden administration …
Xcel to Pay About $640 Million Over 2021 Colorado Wildfire
Utility Xcel Energy Inc. agreed to pay about $640 million to resolve claims that its power lines contributed …
McGowan Acquires Limit.com in California
The McGowan Companies acquired Limit, a digital wholesale insurance brokerage headquartered in Covina, California, via an asset purchase …
Howden US Appoints Peterson to Lead Construction, Infrastructure and Surety; Sokol Named Head of Excess Casualty for ICW Specialty
Howden US, headquartered in Columbia, South Carolina, appointed Mark Peterson as head of its construction, infrastructure and surety …
Connecticut Settles But Wrongful Death Suit Over Murder of Visiting Nurse Goes On
The state of Connecticut has paid $2.25 million to settle a wrongful death lawsuit brought by the husband …
SC Comp Commission Must Relinquish $1.8M From Bankrupt Firm, Appeals Court Says
The South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Commission had no legal right to hold on to – for more than …