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No Trends in Tornadoes
Are there really more tornadoes than ever?
Should Floridians Expect a Hurricane in 2013?
The 2013 hurricane season predictions and the potential cost of a modern-day Miami superstorm.
Communicating Risk to Any Audience
Authors Amy Su Jen and Mariel Maignan Wilkins teach risk managers that even introverts can captivate a crowd.
Showrooming Risk and Retail Price Wars
The shopping trend of “showrooming” threatens the profits of brick-and-mortar retail stores.
Overcoming Obstacles to Recovering Settlement Costs from Insurers
Insurance companies are slow to pay out for settlement costs — if they agree to pay at all. Here are some ways to improve the odds.
The Insurance Industry’s Rising Reputation
Insurance has a crummy reputation — but it may be improving.
A Cloud of Suspicion
Almost all IT pros refuse to store their company’s most sensitive data on the cloud.
Trapping Hackers
Companies are using a bait-and-hook method to trap hackers.
Chief Risk Officers Gain Respect
Half of CROs saw the size of their departments increase in 2012.
Pizzeria Perils
Running a pizzeria may seem like a dream job, but scorching delivery bags and faulty decks pose odd risks.
How Real is the Risk of an Asteroid Strike?
Space rocks hurtling towards Earth have renewed interest in the asteroid threat.
A 3D-Printed Future
The 3D printing revolution may catch some off guard.
Preventing Insurers from Wrongfully Denying Storm-Related Claims
Insurers may delay claims, but policyholders and states are helping ensure that rightful claims get paid quickly after a disaster.
Safety in the Stadium
Live sports may be fun to watch, but for event organizers they can be a liability-laced nightmare.
Rethinking Strategic Risk
Executives need to ask new questions about the changing landscape of strategic risk.




