Feds Investigate Automaker Retirement Plan
By Staff WriterGeneral Motors Corp. says the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is asking it for information about how it has been estimating and reporting retirement ...
October 26, 2005
Wealth And Education Make Asians Prime TargetsAs the fastest growing and by some measures wealthiest minority, Asian-Americans would seem the choicest target for any number of product marketers. And the ...
October 26, 2005
Software Technology Boosts Sales And Illustration ProcessesProducts promote efficiency, shorten sales cyclesIn a market that is fiercely competitive, carriers, agents and brokers understandably look for any possible advantage in selling ...
October 26, 2005
Dueling Versions Of TRIAHouse bill contains group life, Senate's does notWashingtonOverwhelming votes for extension of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act in both the House and Senate financial ...
October 26, 2005
To Raise Boomer Retention, Firms May Have To Update BenefitsWhat do you say if your business-owner client decides that retaining boomer employees will help increase the value of the business he wants to ...
October 26, 2005
Keen Cultural Eye Fuels L.A. Agency SuccessMichael Shin came to this country a quarter of a century ago to get a Big Ten college education and the chance to prove ...
October 26, 2005
Software Tames Compleities Of Equity-Indeed AnnuitiesAutomation also addresses regulatory concernsAs the 10-year-old equity-indexed annuity industry has matured, it has grown both in complexity of products and product selection. It ...
October 26, 2005
Financial Groups Weigh In On Optional Federal CharterConnolly column on state regulation touched a nerveTo The Editor: We agree with one aspect of Jim Connolly's recent column, "Making the Case," in ...