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...home maintained by the company....
...They say new owners can help companies streamline their operations, pushing them to become more competitive....
...Responses to Covid-19 by government, food companies and trade unions are revealing just who has political leverage — the owners or the workers — at a time of national emergency....
...Another insurance deal will be announced early in 2020, and Neurotrack is exploring potential uses with partners across various sectors, from banks to the auto industry....
...What the analysts continuously ignore in evaluating the sector are the hidden costs in shared-mobility solutions, which are currently borne by auto owners....
...Ernie Petrocine, a Tesla owner in Colorado, calls the Model 3 “the best car in the world for $35,000”, though he doesn’t expect it to cost him anything like that....
...(WSJ) US landlord Gables eyes $3bn sale: The landlord of almost 40,000 family homes, has been put up for sale by its private equity owners in a deal that would mark one of the largest sales of US residential...
...That is the question budding auto entrepreneurs have been battling for years. But having finally won over consumers, companies are now facing new, regulatory hurdles....
...The number of Americans who claimed unemployment insurance for the first time leapt 78,000 last week to 439,000....
...That differs from the home equity, credit card and auto loans that secure more familiar and traditional ABS....
...No American should ever have to spend their golden years at the mercy of insurance companies. They should retire with the care and dignity they have earned....
...That helped lift revenue despite a decline in the number of policies in force in both the home and car insurance businesses....
...China considering opening car insurance market China’s State Council is considering a plan to allow some foreign insurance companies to offer auto liability policies for the first time, said one person...
...Should we start worrying about bans and insurance companies with respect to this re-pricing?...
...Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, the recently ousted chairman of AIG, the world’s largest insurance company, has always been a tough businessman....
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