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• Aon 4Q net income rises on more revenue, savings

  NEW YORK-- Insurance brokerage Aon PLC said Friday that its net income rose 10 percent in the fourth quarter as its revenue grew and savings from its restructuring increased. The company said the restructuring of its Aon Hewitt human resources consulting business saved it about $67 million during the fourth quarter, up from $43 million a year ago.

• Before Santa Brings That Puppy, Talk to Your Insurer

  

  Christmas gifts like trampolines, treehouse kits and certain breeds of puppies will please the kids, but cause homeowner's insurance agents to cringe.

• The Culture of Insurance in China 

  

  As more people in China get wealthier, many are looking for ways to better protect their health and belongings. CNBC's Eunice Yoon takes a look at the state of insurance in China.

• Allstate CEO: Facing $1.1 Billion From Sandy 

  

  Allstate Chairman, President & CEO Thomas Wilson, discusses his take on the fiscal cliff negotiations, and the $1.1 billion costs his company faces after Hurricane Sandy.

• Insurer Lloyd’s Posts Highest Profit in 5 Years as Claims Drop

  

  U.K. insurance group Lloyd’s of London, which comprises nearly 90 syndicates, reported an interim profit of 1.53 billion pounds ($2.48 billion) for the first six months of the year after a lack of major claims from natural catastrophes.

• Zurich Insurance Q2 Net Profit Beats Expectations

  

  Zurich Insurance Group posted a second-quarter profit ahead of expectations, helped by an absence of big claims and rising business from Latin America, the Middle East and Asia.

• There is 'Infinite Demand' in Asia: Prudential CEO 

  

  Tidjane Thiam CEO Prudential says the company see Asia as central to their growth and they are seeing infinite demand for their products.