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| Sector Snap: Insurance stocks mostly rise Insurance company stocks mostly rose Wednesday, as investors responded to a fairly positive second-quarter report from The Travelers Cos. Inc. -- the first among the major insurers to issue results -- and awaited a report from another industry bellwether |
| Fla. House OKs insurance bill offering little relief While many Florida lawmakers claim to be opposed to gambling, they don't mind taking a chance on Mother Nature. They rolled the dice again Thursday, signing off on a new insurance bill that does little to alleviate Florida's risky stakes in the marketpl |
| Mobile home insurance to increase Insurance for mobile homes will rise an average of 3.2 percent statewide, the first increase in 26 years. The rate hike, which goes into effect Dec. 1, varies widely depending on where the mobile home is located. The new rates cover manufactured homes of |
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