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Articles in December, 1998 issue of Business Insurance

• COMPREHENSIVE RISK BUILDS A FOLLOWING IN LATIN AMERICA.
  by CENICEROS, ROBERTO
• EEOC CASES TO CHALLENGE PRE-EMPLOYMENT TESTING.(U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission)
  by MILLIGAN, AMANDA
• AETNA BUYS A PIECE OF THE ROCK.
  by MILLIGAN, AMANDA
• NLRB SIDES WITH ABC IN LOCKOUT OVER BENEFITS.
  by White, Roseanne
• REGULATORS TO CONSIDER MORE REFORMS.
  by FLETCHER, MEG
• OWENS CORNING TO SETTLE MOST ASBESTOS LAWSUITS.
  by CENICEROS, ROBERTO
• INSURANCE INDUSTRY CONTINUES TO CONSOLIDATE.
  by Roberts, Sally
• Plans reach deal on review.
• DATABASE REPLICATION A PLUS IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE: RMIS TECHNIQUE OFFERS EFFICIENCY, ACCESS TO MORE USERS.
  by WHITE, ROSEANNE
• HMO RATES TO INCREASE FOR MANY EMPLOYERS IN '99.
  by GEISEL, JERRY
• P/C INSURER PROFITS DOWN 15% DUE TO STORM CLAIMS: SURVEY.
• MetLife to complete demutualization in 1999.
• Former Hudson Foods employees indicted.
• RISK MANAGERS ARE PREPARING NOW FOR WHAT Y2K BRINGS.
  by BRADFORD, MICHAEL
• Airline offers crash compensation.
• Preferred Provider Organizations.(information on directory use)(Statistical Data Included)(Directory)
• Pharmacists to appeal suit.
• REINSURER RUNOFFS CLOSE TO CLOSING.
  by Goddard, Sarah
• EASTGATE EXPANDS SERVICES: INSURANCE RUNOFF SPECIALIST ADDS LEGAL CONSULTING.
  by Goddard, Sarah
• MRM buys Bermuda manager.
• Information in brief.
• NEW ISO PRACTICE.
• MEDICARE HMO PULLOUTS CAUSE SOME JITTERS.
  by White, Roseanne
• Stockton to buy Lloyd's agency.
• FAIRFAX TO BUY TIG HOLDINGS FOR $840M.
  by SOUTER, GAVIN
• RRG MAY INCREASE ONSHORE RECIPROCALS.
  by ZOLKOS, RODD
• GLOBAL BRIEFS.
• MEDICARE RISK HMO PROGRAM EXPECTED TO PREVAIL.
  by COWANS, DEBORAH SHALOWITZ
• ADR use rising in CGL claims: ISO.
• CNA EXITING GROUP MEDICAL: BUSINESS NOT MEETING INSURER'S STRATEGIC GOALS, EXEC SAYS.
  by BRADFORD, MICHAEL
• A CAUTION ON DEREGULATION: INSURANCE DEPARTMENTS STILL HAVE IMPORTANT ROLE: REGULATOR.
  by SOUTER, GAVIN
• TRAVELERS, WINTERTHUR FORM A GLOBAL ALLIANCE.
  by PRINCE, MICHAEL
• Health Maintenance Organizations.(information on directory use)(Directory)(Statistical Data Included)
• INEX can securitize onshore.
• INSURERS SEEK NAIC HEARING ON PRICING.
  by FLETCHER, MEG
• BRITISH AEROSPACE SUBLEASE INCOME COVERED.
  by KIELMAS, MARIA
• Waste Management settles suit.
• ASHRM names president-elect.
• SCIF to pay policyholders $109 million.
• NAMING NAMES A MUST: RULING SETS STEPS FOR SUING LLOYD'S IN FEDERAL COURTS.
  by WOJCIK, JOANNE
• Cruise ship losses insured.
• PPO Index by State.(1998/1999)
• STEEL BURRILL JONES UNDERGOES MBO: COMPETITION, ILLIQUIDITY, LOW VALUATION CITED AS REASONS.
  by UNSWORTH, EDWIN
• TOWER TAKES RISK MANAGEMENT TO NEW HEIGHTS AT REFINERY: MEXICAN OIL GIANT'S PROJECT REQUIRED COORDINATED EFFORT.
  by CENICEROS, ROBERTO
• FSA CHAMPIONS POLICYHOLDERS: U.K. REGULATOR PROPOSES ADDITIONAL STANDARDS TO PROTECT LLOYD'S CLIENTS.
  by GODDARD, SARAH
• U.S. REINSURERS PROFITABLE IN SPITE OF COMPETITION.
  by SOUTER, GAVIN
• NYLCARE FACES NON-COMPLIANCE HEARING.
• BROKER OUSTED; APPEAL DISMISSED.
  by GODDARD, SARAH
• P&I CLUBS TO RAISE RATES.
  by UNSWORTH, EDWIN
• MERGERS WERE NOT THE ONLY HEADLINES IN 1998.
  by Hofman, Mark A.
• 1998/1999 Directory of Managed Care Providers.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)(Directory)
• EXEL buys Illinois insurer.
• CHOOKASZIAN OUT AS CNA'S CEO.
  by McLEOD, DOUGLAS
• ANNUAL BI DIRECTORY OF EMPLOYEE BENEFIT CONSULTANTS: A-B.
• Y2K COVERAGE SUIT FILED: INSURER REJECTS CGL CLAIM BY COMPUTER MAKER.
  by PRINCE, MICHAEL
• GLOBAL BRIEFS.
• WORKPLACE INJURIES HIT LOW, BLS REPORTS.
  by Hofmann, Mark
• HEALTH CARE MERGER ACTIVITY CONTINUES.
  by Wojcik, Joanne
• Texas sues six HMOs.
• Reliance adds online programs.
• Study clears breast implants.
• SYSTEM IS SERVER TO TWO MASTERS: REPLICATION ALLOWS FOR SIMULTANEOUS ENTRY AND ANALYSIS OF DATA.
  by WHITE, ROSEANNE
• RMIS PROJECT AIMS TO EXPAND RISK MANAGEMENT.
  by CENICEROS, ROBERTO
• OIL PLATFORM DEALT A SETBACK: DECK FALLS INTO GULF DURING PLATFORM'S ASSEMBLY.
  by BRADFORD, MICHAEL
• '98 hurricane season worst in 200 years: NOAA.
• HEALTH CARE PRICING IS TOP CONCERN OF BENEFIT MANAGERS.
  by PRINCE, MICHAEL
• CAPITAL MARKETS GROWTH PREDICTED.
  by SOUTER, GAVIN
• PRIOR-APPROVAL RATING LAWS TO EASE FOR MOST P/C LINES IN GEORGIA.
• HMO/POS Index by State.(1998/1999)
• EXPERT-TESTIMONY CASE MAY AFFECT Y2K SUITS.
  by WOJCIK, JOANNE
• Y2K NEGOTIATIONS AGREED ON: FOURTEEN MAJOR COMPANIES TO MEDIATE BEFORE LITIGATING.
  by WHITE, ROSEANNE
• OREGON PLAN FAILS TO CATCH ON ELSEWHERE: RETURN-TO-WORK REWARDS.
  by CENICEROS, ROBERTO
• DO MORE TO CUT HEALTH COSTS.
• FORMER STATE REGULATOR PLEADS GUILTY TO FRAUD.
  by McLEOD, DOUGLAS
• LESSONS FROM LOCKERBIE: DISASTER RESHAPED AVIATION INDUSTRY.
  by GODDARD, SARAH
• CITIGROUP PUTS IT ALL UNDER ONE UMBRELLA.
  by Zolkos, Rodd
• Rhine Re to open in London.
• CANAL'S RISKS REDEFINED AS PANAMA TAKES OVER.
  by CENICEROS, ROBERTO
• TREND IS NO TEMPORARY SETBACK.
• `THE END IS NEAR' HITS CLOSER TO HOME.
  by Winston, Paul D.

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