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Vehicle Malfunction Sparked Southern California Wildfire
BANNING, Calif. — A wildfire in mountains east of Los Angeles that has forced thousands of people from their homes was sparked by a malfunctioning diesel vehicle, fire officials said Monday. The vehicle spewed burning carbon from its exhaust system, … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreU.S. Refining Capacity Poised For First Big Drop in Nearly a Decade
NEW YORK/HOUSTON — U.S. oil refining capacity this year could decline by the largest amount in nearly a decade as pandemic-related travel curbs and a fire shut several plants, reversing years of small gains. Refiners globally have been idling plants … Source: Claims Journal
Read More7th Circuit: California Claims Adjuster’s Wage Suit Must be Decided in Indiana
A former claims adjuster who says Ryze Claims Solutions violated his rights by paying him a base salary of $455 per week won’t be able to make that argument in his home state of California. The 7th Circuit Court of … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreRobots Running the Industrial World Are Open to Cyber Attacks
Industrial robots are now being used to assemble everything from airplanes to smartphones, using human-like arms to mechanically repeat the same processes over and over, thousands of times a day with nanometric precision. But according to a new report entitled … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreViewpoint: Washington Impedes Progress on Self-Driving Cars
Imagine how different the discussion about returning to the office or school would be if we could deploy autonomous vehicles — and therefore had more alternatives to public transportation or school buses without worrying about parking — or how much … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreAIG’s Pandemic Losses Hit $730M for First Half of 2020 -CEO
Insurer American International Group Inc racked up $730 million in COVID-19-related losses during the first half of the year, its chief executive officer said on Tuesday. The pandemic is a “formidable and ongoing catastrophe,” AIG CEO Brian Duperreault said during … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreEurope Air Safety Regulator Gives No Firm Date For 737 Max to Fly Again
PARIS — Europe’s air safety watchdog has no firm date for Boeing’s grounded 737 MAX to resume flights, it said on Tuesday, adding that the U.S. planemaker had some more work to do before a 17-month-old safety ban could be … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreTropical Storm Isaias Kills One as Tornadoes Threaten Northeast
Tropical Storm Isaias pummeled Virginia on Tuesday on its way toward Washington and other cities of the U.S. Northeast, and killed at least one person after a tornado it spawned obliterated a mobile home park in North Carolina. The fast-moving … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreThousands Remain Evacuated From Southern California Wildfire
BANNING, Calif. — Evacuation orders remained in place early Monday for thousands of people after a wildfire in mountains east of Los Angeles exploded in size and forced crews to battle flames in triple-digit heat. The Apple Fire in Riverside … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreFAA Proposes Requiring Key Boeing 737 MAX Design Changes
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said on Monday it is proposing requiring four key Boeing Co 737 MAX design changes to address safety issues seen in two crashes that killed 346 people and led to the plane’s grounding … Source: Claims Journal
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