31 03, 2026

Farmers Insurance Plans Historic, Rapid Expansion of Agency Force

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Farmers Insurance has announced a plan to grow its agency force over the next year, and expects to appoint nearly 1,700 new agency owners—one of the largest single-year expansions in Farmers’ history. The recruitment drive is aimed at fueling organic …

31 03, 2026

People Moves: Galaviz Succeeds Patriot Growth Founder Gardner as CEO

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Pennsylvania-based insurance brokerage Patriot Growth Insurance Services, LLC announced the appointment of John Galaviz as chief executive officer. Galaviz succeeds Matt Gardner, who founded Patriot Growth in 2019, as CEO. Gardner has left the company to pursue other opportunities, according …

31 03, 2026

Thousands of Dumped Wind-Turbine Blades Prompt Crackdown in Texas

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For nearly a decade, residents of Sweetwater have been confronted by a jarring sight as they leave and enter this small West Texas town: thousands of used wind-turbine blades. The blades take up nearly 1 million square feet in a …

31 03, 2026

Axios Software Tool Used by Millions Compromised in Hack

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Axios, a tool widely used to develop software applications, was compromised overnight, introducing a vulnerability in a key part of the internet’s plumbing. An unknown hacker was able to breach one of the few accounts that can release new versions …

31 03, 2026

SMBs Particularly Exposed to Rise in Privacy Litigation, Report Says

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Small- and medium-sized businesses (SMB) are especially at risk being struck by a new trend—a rise in cyber privacy litigation. “Privacy risk is no longer just about data breaches”, said Andy Thomas, CEO of KYND. A new report from the …

31 03, 2026

Axios Software Tool Used by Millions Compromised in Hack

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Axios, a tool widely used to develop software applications, was compromised overnight, introducing a vulnerability in a key part of the internet’s plumbing. An unknown hacker was able to breach one of the few accounts that can release new versions …

31 03, 2026

Arctic Sea Ice Hits Lowest Winter Level as Unprecedented Heat Smashes Global Records

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Vital Arctic sea ice shrank to tie its lowest measured level for the winter, the season when ice grows, as a warming Earth shattered records across the continents. Arctic sea ice levels, especially in the summer, are crucial to Earth’s …

31 03, 2026

Moynihan Named CEO of Marsh Management Consulting and Oliver Wyman

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Marsh announced Ted Moynihan will become president and CEO of Marsh Management Consulting and Oliver Wyman, effective April 1. He will succeed Nick Studer, who earlier this month was appointed president and CEO of Marsh Risk. Moynihan will serve on …

31 03, 2026

5 Killed in Train-Van Collision in Mississippi

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Five people were killed when a train and van collided in rural Mississippi, near Wiggins, authorities said. All five killed were in the van, Stone County Coroner Wayne Flurry said. The lone surviving van passenger, a 23-year-old woman, was flown …

31 03, 2026

District of Columbia AG Wins $530K, Seeks $600K More From Bad Drivers From Maryland and Virginia

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District of Columbia Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb announced that the District has won judgments in nine lawsuits that will cost 14 drivers from Maryland and Virginia a total of $531,192 in unpaid fines, penalties and fees for traffic citations. …