Article 0 Comments Binance began restoring customer withdrawals Sunday after hackers drained over $6 billion in the biggest cyber theft ever recorded, as the crypto industry awaits answers on the breach blamed on North...
Article 2 Comments Hackers stole $6.3 billion from Binance in the world’s biggest crypto heist, putting a spotlight on how cryptocurrency exchanges insure their digital assets against theft and cyberattacks. But insurance protection is...
Three Tactics CIOs Can Use to Deliberately Manage AI Value and Risk Stamford, CT (Oct. 19, 2026) – Despite the rapid risks introduced by AI, CIOs remain well-positioned to effectively manage AI governance and...
New research shows disconnect between the importance employees place on benefits decisions and how infrequently many engage with benefits outside enrollment season Findings highlight opportunity for employers to provide more year-round benefits education New...
Article 0 Comments A $2.2 billion underwriting loss in 2025 certainly isn’t anything to celebrate, but when it comes to U.S. commercial auto insurers, there may be a reason to crack a smile. According...
New York, NY (Oct. 14, 2026) – Employers face a growing workforce risk as employees struggle to understand which skills they need and how to develop them quickly enough to keep pace with changing...
Seattle, WA (Oct. 15, 2026) – As enterprises worldwide pour billions into artificial intelligence, a stark reality has emerged: few AI investments deliver meaningful business results. Kotter is pleased to announce the AI Value...
Article 0 Comments Rainier Partners, a private equity firm investing in lower middle-market services businesses, has acquired Apex Insurance Services, a multi-brand managing general agency (MGA) platform focused on the Texas non-standard auto insurance...
Marketers Should Prepare for More Fragmented Discovery Journeys Stamford, CT (Oct. 14, 2026) – More than one-third, or 34%, of U.S. consumers report being very or extremely willing to use Gen AI-backed tools or chatbots...
Article 0 Comments The U.S. Department of Labor has recovered $604,000 in back wages for 829 workers after an investigation found an Indianapolis-area vehicle parts manufacturer failed to properly calculate overtime wages. Investigators with...
