From New York to Houston, Flood Risk For Real Estate Hubs Ramps Up June 29, 2020 By Kate Duguid and Ally Levine The number of properties in the United States in danger of flooding this year is 70% higher than government data...
Shooting at Calif. Walmart Distribution Center Leaves 2 Dead, 4 Injured June 29, 2020 By Kanishka Singh A shooting at a Walmart distribution center in Red Bluff, California, killed at least two people and injured four others...
Boeing 737 MAX Certification Flight Test Expected Soon June 29, 2020 By David Shepardson WASHINGTON — A key step in the return to service of the grounded Boeing 737 MAX could take place as...
Some Disneyland Workers Protest Reopening Plans Amid Pandemic June 29, 2020 ANAHEIM, Calif. — Workers at California’s Disneyland Resort protested from their cars on Saturday, arguing that the Walt Disney Co...
Friss: Fraud Investigations Rising Even as Claims Volumes Drop June 29, 2020 By Jim Sams Fraud inevitably rises after natural disasters and during economic downturns. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought both conditions to the entire...
COVID-19 Sweeps Away Matriarch in Flood-Ravaged Mid-Michigan June 29, 2020 By Christine Ferretti MIDLAND, Mich.–With floodwaters rising and his wife hospitalized with COVID-19, Kevin Hennig feared the worst — missing critical moments with...
CoreLogic Gets $7 Billion Bid From Foley’s Cannae, Senator June 26, 2020 By Scott Deveau and Daniel Taub Bill Foley’s Cannae Holdings Inc. and Senator Investment Group LP made a $7 billion takeover offer for CoreLogic Inc., saying...
Car Crashes Deadlier as Drivers Speed During Lockdowns June 26, 2020 By Lena Masri Coronavirus lockdowns led to huge reductions in traffic and fewer car crashes this spring, but as drivers sped up on...
Report Highlights Risks For Container Ships in Wadden Sea June 26, 2020 By Mike Corder THE HAGUE, Netherlands — A Dutch safety watchdog said Thursday that it is “undesirable” for large container ships to use...
Businesses Sue Seattle Over ‘Occupied’ Protest Zone June 26, 2020 By Gene Johnson SEATTLE — A collection of Seattle businesses, property owners and residents sued the city Wednesday over its tolerance of an...