A Phoenix dry wall contractor faces $407,000 in proposed fines related to workplace safety violations that led to the May death of a 44-year-old employee.

Florida’s Office of Insurance Regulation has settled on a decrease of 4.7% for 2016, after rejecting an NCCI rate.

DALLAS — Small and medium-size businesses’ lack of knowledge and resources to address their cyber risks can not only threaten their own existence, but also pose significant risks to the larger companies with which they deal, say experts.

Willis Group Holdings P.L.C. has again encouraged shareholders to vote in favor of a proposed merger with Towers Watson & Co. amid criticism of the $18 billion deal.

More than 540,000 people selected a health plan on the federal HealthCare.gov exchange during the first week.

Brazil takes the lead in the Business Insurance week in pictures. But there’s much more.

Arizona State University reportedly could pay a devil of a settlement to a former Arizona lawmaker after the school’s mascot injured the man’s back during a football game.

Christof Bentelle, an official at Allianz S.E., said that an increase in kidnappings in Africa has forced insurers to step up crisis management coverage for their clients, reports The Africa Report.

Switzerland-based Zurich Insurance Group Ltd. is looking to replace its chief executive, Martin Senn, after losses in the third quarter forced the insurer to abandon its bid for U.K.-based RSA Insurance Group P.L.C.