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Aon Consulting notifies Delaware retirees of data breach
Global Business
DOVER, Del.—Aon Consulting Inc. inadvertently revealed the Social Security numbers, dates of birth and genders of about 22,000 retirees from the state of Delaware, the consultant said.

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Earl causes at least $50M in insured losses: Modelers
Global Business
BOSTON—Hurricane Earl caused an estimated $50 million to $150 million in insured losses to onshore properties in the Virgin Islands, St. Martin/St. Maarten and Puerto Rico, catastrophe modeler AIR Worldwide Corp. said Wednesday.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100901/NEWS/100909987

 
Caterpillar freezing nonunion pension plan
Global Business
PEORIA, Ill.—Construction equipment maker Caterpillar Inc. is freezing its defined benefit pension plan for nonunion employees and sweetening its 401(k) plan.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100901/NEWS/100909988

 
HHS lists approvals for early retiree reimbursements
Global Business
WASHINGTON—The Department of Health and Human Services' website lists the names of employers and organizations approved for partial reimbursement of early retiree health care claims under a $5 billion federal program.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100901/NEWS/100909989

 
House panel sets hearing on safety of U.S. egg supply
Global Business
WASHINGTON—A House panel has set a hearing to examine the safety of the U.S. egg supply due to an outbreak of salmonella.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100901/NEWS/100909991

 
Buyers step up for AIG's Taiwan unit
Global Business
TAIPEI, Taiwan, and HONG KONG (Reuters)—Taiwan's Fubon Financial put its name forward on Wednesday as a possible buyer of American International Group Inc.'s Taiwan unit after the collapse of a planned $2.2 billion sale to a Chinese-led group.

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China Strategic may appeal Taiwan refusal on Nan Shan buy
Global Business
HONG KONG (Bloomberg)—China Strategic Holdings Ltd. will consider appealing a decision by Taiwan regulators to reject its $2.15 billion bid for American International Group Inc.'s local unit, CEO Raymond Or said.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100901/NEWS/100909993

 
Injured Dallas Cowboys employees to get $34M
Global Business
DALLAS—Two Dallas Cowboys employees injured in the May 2009 collapse of a practice facility during a thunderstorm will receive about $34 million in a settlement with companies that owned the complex.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100901/NEWS/100909994

 
Reinsurance outlook stable, but challenges remain: Fitch
Global Business
The worldwide reinsurance industry is expected to remain profitable this year, but a series of challenges could prompt reinsurers to focus on underwriting discipline, a rating agency said in an analysis released Wednesday.

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PBGC takes over paper mill pension plan
Global Business
MADAWASKA, Maine—The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. has assumed responsibility for the pension plan of Fraser Papers Ltd. of Madawaska, Maine.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100831/NEWS/100839981

 
CNA completes asbestos cession to Berkshire Hathaway
Global Business
CHICAGO—CNA Financial Corp. said Tuesday that it has completed its deal with Berkshire Hathaway Inc. under which it will cede $1.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100831/NEWS/100839982

 
2,000 employers to receive early retiree reimbursement
Global Business
WASHINGTON—The federal government has approved about 2,000 applications from employers seeking partial reimbursement of health care costs incurred by early retirees, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said Tuesday.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100831/NEWS/100839983

 
Striking Coca-Cola workers' benefits to be restored
Global Business
SEATTLE—Approximately 500 striking Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. workers in Washington state will have their health benefits restored when they return to work Wednesday and contract talks resume, a company spokesman said.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100831/NEWS/100839984

 
U.K. firms may cut benefits under new pension law: Survey
Global Business
More than one-third of large U.K. employers say they are likely to reduce pension benefits when rules requiring them to automatically enroll employees go into effect in October 2012, according to a survey released Tuesday.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100831/NEWS/100839985

 
Hurricane Earl puts East Coast on evacuation alert
Global Business
CAPE HATTERAS, N.C.

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CIGNA buys European provider of expatriate benefits
Global Business
PHILADELPHIA—CIGNA Corp. is acquiring a European provider of expatriate benefits for an undisclosed sum.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100831/NEWS/100839987

 
Marsh Canada names managing director
Global Business
TORONTO—Marsh Canada Ltd. said Tuesday that it has named Gerry Russ as managing director and construction and design practice leader.

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U.S. Risk acquires workers compensation MGA
Global Business
DALLAS—U.S. Risk Insurance Group Inc. says it has acquired Sarasota, Fla.-based Unisource Program Administrators to expand its workers compensation footprint.

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'Powerful' Hurricane Earl heads for North Carolina
Global Business
MIAMI (Bloomberg)—Earl, one of the two strongest hurricanes of the Atlantic season, headed toward the U.S. East coast after passing north of Puerto Rico today packing sustained winds of 135 mph.

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Striking Coca-Cola workers sue after benefits terminated
Global Business
SEATTLE—A group of striking Washington Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. workers have filed a lawsuit claiming their employer terminated their health benefits in violation of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act.

Read more: http://businessinsurance.com/article/20100830/NEWS/100839993

 
BP said to fault staff for mistakes before blowout
Global Business
HOUSTON (Bloomberg)—BP P.L.C.'

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