Early Movers: BA, CVX, ETR & More
Property and Casualty Insurance
featured
NEW YORK-- Chubb Corp. shares hit an all-time high Friday after a Deutsche Bank analyst upgraded the company to "Buy" from "Hold," saying that the company offers the best value for investors among the traditional property and casualty companies.
» Read More
More
-
Analysts say the rally in insurers is not out of gas, reports CNBC's CNBC's Mary Thompson. In fact, many of them are pushing through modest rate increases.
-
CNBC's Mary Thompson reports on the near $2 billion of insured damages the unseasonable tornado outbreak has caused across the Midwest.
-
It's been a stormy year for U.S. property insurers, and hurricane season hasn't even started yet. But shares of these companies could be jumping if a bad year in weather prompts premium increases.
-
Six years and four CEOs later, American International Group again faces the question of who will run the firm.
-
The Japan situation offers a new “calibration point” for insurers and the world, Glenn Renwick, CEO of insurance company Progressive, told CNBC Wednesday.
-
The March 2011 earthquake off the coast of Japan has rocked international markets as the world tries to gauge the reality of the human and economic devastation in the country.
-
Insurance provider Aflac announced today that it had fired comedian Gilbert Gottfried, after he lampooned Japan earthquake and tsunami victims on Twitter.