Court to rehear climate change lawsuit

The Virginia Supreme Court’s decision to rehear a climate change suit has cast uncertainty on what little judicial guidance exists on the issue of insurance coverage in climate change cases, BusinessInsurance.com reported.

The court said …

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Bankruptcy filings down in 2011

Bankruptcy filings in the federal courts fell 11.5 percent in calendar year 2011, according to data released today by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. The number of bankruptcies filed in the twelve-month period …

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Grinnell to host symposium on global financial crisis

Grinnell College’s Rosenfield Program in Public Affairs, International Relations and Human Rights will sponsor a Feb. 21-23 symposium on the global financial crisis. Among the speakers will be John Chambers, managing director of Standard & …

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Online electric service territory map available

The Iowa Utilities Board (IUB), with assistance from the Iowa Department of Transportation, has created an electronic version of Iowa’s electric service territory map. The interactive resource allows online users to review local electric service …

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2012 begins with CEO turnover surge

The new year brought a surge in turnover among the nation’s chief executive officers, according to a January report on CEO turnover by outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc.

Challenger recorded 123 CEO departures …

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JPMorgan Chase nears overdraft fee settlement

JPMorgan Chase & Co. has filed a motion for a preliminary agreement to settle an overdraft fee class- action lawsuit brought in Miami federal court for $110 million, the South Florida Business Journal reported. The …

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