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• The 10 most costly U.S. catastrophes
• Sompo has won a $1.1 billion arbitration award against North Carolina reinsurance pool manager Fortress Re, Sompo's law firm, Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft LLP, has announced
• A mixed bag: retailers deal with supply chain risks, business continuity and the like. But most of their liabilities are the two-legged, hard-to-predict variety in the form of customers and employees
  by William Atkinson
• Database marketing
• Analysts: the best of times for P&C
  by Thomas J. Slattery
• Bowie bonds rock secure: rock star David Bowie, the "Thin White Duke," was among the first to realize that old singers face, at best, the drip-drip-drip of royalties, when they want it all, and they want it all right now. He used securitization
  by Roger Crombie
• Technology buyers' guide
• Rx drugs: negotiate discounts
  by John F. Kerry
• Traction troubles: the Columbia decision was expected to be followed by a steady exodus of employee benefit programs into captives. This has not materialized. Only two other U.S. employers have followed the Columbia route
  by Roger Crombie
• Property underwriting
• Rx drugs: import them from Canada
  by Howard Dean
• General Electric Co. intends to sell part of its Genworth Financial insurance unit in what is expected to be one of the largest initial public offerings of the year, according to securities filings
• Fighting over RRG legislation: will expansion of the risk retention laws into new kinds of risks increase insolvencies? Or are the changes just a reasonable response to changes in the marketplace? That's the debate that pits state insurance commissioners
  by Thomas F.X. Hodson
• Property
• Beyond Sept. 11: claims in dispute
  by Nancy Grover
• Winning the information battle: the reality for the insurance and reinsurance industries is that technology has fundamentally changed the way we all work—mostly for the better. Still, the industries buckle under the strain of information overload and
  by Vineet Kalucha
• For insurers, heaven can wait: insurers will play a role in future ventures into space, but it is likely to remain a limited one. With the accident of shuttle Columbia last year, the death toll from U.S. manned missions literally doubled overnight
  by Graham Buck
• GE's Employers Reinsurance Corporation
• Mad cow: last minute insurance stampede
  by Kim Bower-Spence
• As employers struggle with a challenging economic climate, rising healthcare costs and increased competition, many are forced to shift more of the burden of managing and funding employee benefits to their employees
• Hardy boy grows into team player: ultimately, self-insurance would prove to be successful and would imbue Joe Hardy, director of risk management and insurance of Hudson's Bay Co., with the importance of working with strong partners
  by David Kosub
• F. A. Richard & Associates Inc
• From the editor
  by Cyril Tuohy
• Climate chaos: heated arguments on the preparedness of the insurance industry swirl around a vortex of rising property losses due to climatic upheavals
  by David Kosub
• Present dangers: presenteeism is the next area of focus as companies seek to maximize their investment in human capital by improving productivity and promoting employee health and wellness
  by Marybeth Stevens
• Aspen Insurance U.K. Ltd
• Commercial insurance buyers say the cost of property insurance fell 8.8 percent in the fourth quarter of 2003 over the year-earlier period
• ART, or ARF, bites into the marketplace; aggressive customization and the shortcomings of ordinary coverage create new opportunities for alternatives. It is not hard to imagine a world in the not-too-distant future, where what we now consider traditional
  by Roger Crombie
• Specialty underwriting
• Kansas cattleman turns into a risk wrangler
  by Kim Bower-Spence
• Hand jive
  by Peter Rousmaniere
• Industry risk report
• The PMA Insurance Group
• Worth repeating …
• Watch out for 'weasel' words!
  by Joseph F. Mangan
• Four-letter words retailers loathe: "slip" and "fall"
• AIG Aviation Inc