Insurance
London MGA Amiga Specialty Officially Launches
Amiga Specialty, an independent international Managing General Agent (MGA), has today announced its official launch. The London-based company said it aims to swiftly establish itself in the global insurance MGA landscape through a combination of strategic acquisitions and robust organic …
Read More Colossal Cloud of Sahara Dust en Route to Texas, Florida
A massive cloud of dust from the Sahara Desert blanketed most of the Caribbean on Monday in the biggest event of its kind this year as it heads toward the United States. The cloud extended some 2,000 miles (3,200 kilometers) …
Read More AI’s Urgent Need for Power Spurs Return of Dirtier Gas Turbines
If Stargate’s first AI data center is completed next year as planned, the 900-acre site will need enough round-the-clock electricity to support 300,000 homes. But securing that power isn’t as simple as plugging into the grid. Unlike arch rival Meta …
Read More Crypto Crime Spills Over From Behind the Screen to Real-Life Violence
A man says he was tortured for weeks in a New York townhouse. Another in Paris was held for ransom and his finger cut off. A couple in Connecticut were carjacked, beaten and thrown into a van. All, authorities allege, …
Read More Trump’s Attack on DEI Hits UK as Corporate Sponsors Abandon LGBTQ Pride
The Trump administration’s attack on US diversity, equity and inclusion policies is reverberating across the Atlantic, with corporations abandoning sponsorships of Britain’s Pride festivals, threatening key funding for events this summer. Three quarters of more than 100 Pride organizers have …
Read More Burning Cargo Ship Carrying 3,000 Vehicles Abandoned off Alaska
The crew of a cargo ship carrying around 3,000 vehicles, including 800 electric vehicles, abandoned it off the coast of Alaska after a fire broke out onboard, its operator Zodiac Maritime said on Wednesday. The 22 crew members were safely …
Read More Microsoft Offers to Boost European Governments’ Cybersecurity for Free
Microsoft is offering free of charge to European governments a cybersecurity program, launched on Wednesday, to bolster their defenses against cyber threats, including those enhanced by artificial intelligence, it said. After a surge in cyberattacks in Europe, many linked to …
Read More EU Sees Progress in US Talks Despite Trump’s Steel Tariff Hike
The European Union and the US are headed in the “right direction” in trade talks, though new American levies on steel and aluminum imports aren’t helpful if both sides want to maintain momentum, Maros Sefcovic said after meeting with US …
Read More China Calls for France to Help Resolve Trade Differences With EU
China called on France to help resolve trade differences with the European Union, as Beijing seeks to shore up ties with the bloc amid simmering tensions with the US. “It is normal to have differences in bilateral economic and trade …
Read More Ex-Police Officers Plead Guilty to Conspiring in Auto Insurance Fraud Scheme
Two former police officers have pleaded guilty to federal charges in connection with an auto-insurance fraud scheme, according to U.S. Attorney for Maryland Kelly O. Hayes. Michael Anthony Owen, Jr., a former Prince Georges County officer, pled guilty to falsification …
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