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UK Budget
Arts and culture sector handed £408m funding boost
...Tristram Hunt, director of the V&A, yesterday published details of plans to find £10m of savings, partly cutting some curators’ jobs....
March 3, 2021
Coronavirus
Companies and workers fight over virus insurance
...Alan Schnitzer, chief executive of Travelers, said his company was watching the situation across the country “closely” as some states “expanded the scope of workers comp by creating presumptions of compensability...
April 25, 2020
FT Live
Global Insurance Summit
Strengthening resilience, capital and innovation as systemic risks evolve
Thursday, 13 JuneLondon, UK
Cyber Security
Global insurers worry about cyber crime exposure
...In one case, Travelers Indemnity, an insurance company, asked a federal court in 2014 to rule that a general liability policy it sold to PF Chang did not cover a breach of customer data at the US Chinese...
July 6, 2017
New Technology Policy ForumTechnology sector
Legal analogies and metaphors in a high-tech age
...In 2003 the California Supreme Court in Intel v....
January 15, 2008
World
Business hubs: From Chicago Bulls to the duck of Toulouse
...Alain Ducasse, the French super chef, is overseeing the revamp of the kitchens at the old Dostyk hotel, whose cooks are being trained at the George V and Plaza Atheneein Paris....
October 15, 2007
World
Jury calls WTC attack two events
...Monday’s verdict affects: Allianz Global Risks U.S Insurance Co., a unit of German insurer Allianz AG ; Travelers Indemnity Co. and Gulf Insurance Co., now both part of St. Paul Travelers Cos....
December 6, 2004
FT Live
Global Private Banking Awards 2024
Celebrating excellence in wealth management
Thursday, 7 NovemberThe Landmark London, London, UK
US downturn
US stocks lower as Fed rate decision looms
...Shares in the St Paul Travelers Companies, the parent company of Travelers Indemnity and Gulf Insurance, two of the nine insurers involved in the decision, fell 1.3 per cent to $36.83, while shares in Hartford...
December 7, 2004

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