Life and health insurers mobilize after terrorist attacks
By Allison BellWorkers at life and health insurance companies have been trying to help their customers cope.
September 16, 2001
Future Of Employer-Sponsored Retiree Health Benefits Seems ShakyByGenerations of current and future employees may never have the security of employer-sponsored retirement health benefits enjoyed by a number of current retirees, according to ...
September 16, 2001
Security Issues In Wake Of Attack Back-Burner Insurance IssuesSecurity Issues In Wake Of Attack Back-Burner Insurance IssuesByWashington No words available to this writer can adequately describe the scale of events that struck the ...
September 16, 2001
Hackers Keep On Trying To Breach Insurers SecurityHackers Keep On Trying To Breach Insurers Security Washington, D.C. While the insurance industry seems to have dodged a bullet in not having major Web ...
September 16, 2001
Nine Ways To Make Your Clients Love YouBySalt Lake City "Theres only one thing that motivates a client to do business with you--fear," said Katherine Vessenes of Vestment Consulting, Shorewood, Minn., in ...
September 15, 2001
Marsh: 313 WTC Workers Missing, 2 DeadNU Online News Service, Sept. 15, 2:50 p.m. -- The Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc., New York, which has offices in the two towers ...
September 15, 2001
Insurer Emergency NumbersNU Online News Service, Sept. 15, 3:25 p.m. -- Here are some insurance-related emergency telephone numbers that National Underwriter has received since terrorists struck ...
September 15, 2001
Empire Blue: All But 9 Of 1914 Employees Accounted ForNU Online News Service, Sept. 15, 2:19 p.m. -- Empire HealthChoice Inc., New York, the parent company of Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield, ...