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- 1AC Milan and Inter name new San Siro Stadio GeneraliβAC Milan, Inter strike naming rights deal, new San Siro to be called Stadio Generali
AC Milan and Inter have agreed a naming rights deal for their planned new San Siro stadium, which will be called Stadio Generali. The agreement with the Italian insurance giant covers the shared arena the two clubs intend to build to replace their historic home, and the announcement is drawing attention from football fans and observers given the iconic status of the San Siro name.
- 2Sorrell College of Business opens risk management and insurance labβSorrell College of Business opens new risk management and insurance lab
Troy University's Sorrell College of Business has opened a new lab dedicated to risk management and insurance. The facility is intended to give students hands-on training in a growing field, strengthening the college's business programmes. The announcement has drawn attention in regional education and business circles as universities expand practical, career-focused facilities.
- 3AIA Group reports 5% drop in third-quarter new business valueβInsurer AIA Group's third-quarter new business value falls 5%
Hong Kong-based insurer AIA Group says the value of its new business fell 5% in the third quarter, marking a slowdown in growth for one of Asia's largest life insurers. The decline covers the period to the end of September and signals weaker new sales momentum. Markets and analysts are watching the result closely for signs of pressure on demand across AIA's key Asian markets.
- 4AI-Powered Cyber Threats Are HereβA.I.-Powered Cyber Threats Are Here: What Consumers, Business Owners and Agents Need to Know
AI-powered cyber threats are increasingly targeting consumers, business owners and insurance agents, according to a new analysis from Risk & Insurance. The report outlines how attackers are using artificial intelligence to craft more convincing phishing scams, automate attacks and exploit security gaps, and what each group should do to prepare. Experts urge stronger defenses, employee awareness and updated insurance coverage as AI-driven attacks grow more sophisticated and harder to detect.
- 5Court rules Liberty Mutual need not defend highway builders in pileupβΌLiberty Mutual neednβt defend highway builders in pileup: court
A court has ruled that Liberty Mutual is not required to defend highway builders in litigation over a multi-vehicle pileup, according to Business Insurance. The decision limits the insurer's obligations in the crash case and could shape how similar construction-related liability claims are handled.
- 6SBA loans opened for West Virginia August flood victimsβSmall Business Administration loan program available to WV residents affected by August flood
The Small Business Administration has made its disaster loan program available to West Virginia residents and businesses affected by the August flooding. Loans can help homeowners, renters, and businesses repair or replace damaged property not fully covered by insurance. Affected residents are being encouraged to apply as recovery efforts continue across the affected counties.