U.S.
CoreLogic: 2.6M U.S. Homes at Moderate to High Wildfire Risk
Changing weather patterns and extreme weather are factors leading to more frequent wildfires. New analysis indicates more than 2.6 million homes across 14 states are at moderate to very high risk of ...
U.S. Manufacturers Face Soaring Property Insurance Costs
James Kirsh expects the cost of the property and casualty insurance for his family-owned foundry in Wisconsin that makes cast iron parts for tractors and other equipment to at least double when it's ...
U.S. Safety Agency Seeks Info From Tesla on Fatal Texas Cybertruck Crash
Federal safety authorities say they are seeking information on a crash and fire involving a Tesla Cybertruck that killed a driver of the futuristic new pickup. The National Highway Traffic Safety ...
Highly Active Atlantic Hurricane Season Still Expected
Federal forecasters are still predicting a highly active Atlantic hurricane season thanks to near-record sea surface temperatures and the possibility of La Nina, officials said Thursday. The National ...
Hurricane Season Highlights Decline of 3-Tab Asphalt Shingles Impacting Repair, Replacement
Despite millions of U.S. households with 3-tab asphalt roof shingles, fewer manufacturers are producing them, a potential dilemma amid hurricane season. The study conducted by itel of its own ...
Anti-Theft Software Slows Thefts of Hyundai, Kia Vehicles
A software upgrade offered to Hyundai and Kia owners who were sold vehicles without electronic immobilizers cut theft rates by more than half, new research from the Highway Loss Data Institute shows. ...
California Commissioner Orders Insurance Cancellation Moratorium for 185K Residents
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara issued a one-year moratorium on insurance companies to preserve residential insurance coverage for more than 185,000 policyholders affected by the Park, ...
In-Person U.S. Job Postings on Indeed Are Boasting More Benefits
Employers are wooing prospective U.S. workers with benefits like insurance and retirement plans, especially for work that can't be done remotely.
The pandemic changed where Americans are likely to live and work, with a growing portion of job openings moving away from the biggest cities and into smaller metro areas, ...
Pandemic Shifted U.S. Jobs Out of Big Cities Into Smaller Metros