Stellantis output in Italy to fall in 2022 for a fifth year, union says
MILAN — Carmaker Stellantis is expected to see its vehicle production in Italy fall for a fifth year in a...
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At $25,000, Would it Take a Schnook not to buy This 1974 Toyota Chinook?
The seller of today’s Nice Price or No Dice Chinook claims it to be the “cleanest, most original Toyota Chinook...
Desjardins backs teen driver safety campaign
During the week, teens, parents, and influencers will be participating in virtual NTDSW promotions and activities across Canada. The campaign...
BrokerLink announces double acquisition in Ontario
BrokerLink further expands its presence in Ontario with two acquisitions in the province, L&M Dallaire Insurance and Cryderman...
Insurance commissioner called out over rate moratorium
An insurance agency association is calling for California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara to reconsider his moratorium on auto...
Markel International promotes head for newly merged division
The company’s wholesale operation, headed by Andrew McMellin, has seen significant growth and remains on track to achieve its goal...
Journalist’s Rollercoaster white-knuckle ride in a driverless taxi
Some people see driverless taxis as the future, while to others, they are nothing more than a hi-tech gimmick. But...
It's over: High Court refuses second BI test case appeal applications
It's over: High Court refuses second BI test case appeal applications 14 October 2022 The High Court of Australia has...
Doc probably owes me money after consistently charging me full price in office without checking with my insurance after my deductible was met and I only owed 20% because of coinsurance (BCBS, OHIO)
This is a very weird case, so I included a lot of context. There will be a table at the...
Citizens Promises to Pay Slabbed Claims—Will Other Insurers Agree to Do the Same?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eC6Q3UMGZ0 Slabbed claims are Hurricane losses where the only thing left is the foundation slab. We started calling these claims...
