Health insurer Cigna Corp. has agreed to settle multiple class-action lawsuits that alleged Cigna and its pending acquirer, Anthem Inc., shortchanged investors and agreed to bad deal.

Businesses and consumers will become collateral damage in cyber conflicts among countries next year, while activists’ hacks will make a comeback, says a report.

Legislation that would grant more than half a billion dollars in emergency funds to federal programs tackling opioid and heroin abuse has been introduced by a U.S. senator.

Cintas Corp. will pay $1.5 million to settle a sex discrimination lawsuit filed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

(Reuters) — A judge approved Britain’s first deferred prosecution agreement, a new type of plea deal, on Monday in a case centered on $6 million in bribes paid to Tanzanian officials by the Tanzanian unit of South Africa’s Standard Bank.

Zurich Insurance Group Ltd. will stop underwriting nonlife insurance business in the Middle East because of limited profit prospects, it said.

Oslo, Norway-based marine insurer Assuranceforeningen Skuld has announced a guaranteed premium credit of at least 2.5% for all of its protection and indemnity members.

(Reuters) — The Federal Reserve Board will consider on Monday a proposal to curb its emergency lending powers.

(Reuters) — German reinsurer Munich Reinsurance Co. said it expects to generate more business as a result of the new Solvency II risk capital rules, which take effect Jan. 1.