
www.insurancemarketandnews.com The U.S. construction sector continued to expand its workforce in May, with total seasonally adjusted employment rising to 8.337 million workers, according to the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The figure marks a steady increase from 8.296 million workers in February, highlighting continued labor demand across residential, commercial and infrastructure…

www.insurancemarketandnews.com The U.S. property and casualty insurance industry delivered a sharp turnaround in the opening months of 2026, posting a substantial underwriting profit after weathering losses during the same period a year earlier. According to a new AM Best analysis, insurers generated a net underwriting gain of $16.3 billion during the first quarter of 2026.…

www.insurancemarketandnews.com The pace of commercial insurance price increases in the United States continued to ease during the opening months of 2026, signaling a market that is gradually moving toward greater stability after several years of elevated rate growth. According to the latest Commercial Lines Insurance Pricing Survey released by WTW, average commercial insurance rates rose…

www.insurancemarketandnews.com Florida’s property insurance market is showing renewed signs of growth, with state regulators announcing the arrival of three additional property and casualty insurers, bringing the total number of new market entrants to 20 since a series of legislative reforms reshaped the industry. The latest additions—Builder Reciprocal Insurance Exchange, Frontline Insurance Reciprocal Exchange, and Wingsail…

www.insurancemarketandnews.com American homeowners are facing a rapidly growing financial burden as home insurance premiums continue their steep upward trajectory, with national rates rising nearly 47% between 2020 and 2025, according to a new LendingTree analysis. The report paints a picture of an insurance market reshaped by increasingly costly natural disasters, rising construction expenses, and persistent…

www.insurancemarketandnews.com The global construction sector is entering a period of heightened uncertainty as multiple risks—from extreme weather and workforce shortages to cyber threats and financial pressures—begin to intersect in ways that could fundamentally reshape how major projects are planned and financed. A new report from Zurich Insurance Group, Beyond 2030: The Future of Construction, warns…

The idea of providing workers with sufficient protection as well as compensation for the injuries or illness that occurs at the workplace was first introduced at the beginning of the 20th century with the emergence of the trade union movement. The increasing awareness among the general people, poor working condition in various sectors along with…

Any good business plan should include a contingency for locating and purchasing insurance. With as much effort and forethought as you’ve put into setting up the rest of your business and getting the operation under way, the last thing you want to skimp on is the insurance. Understandably, however, you don’t want to pay more…

You’ve begun to turn your dreams of owning and operating a small business into reality. You’ve filed the paperwork, got the requisite financial backing in place, maybe even found a location and hired a few employees. You’re ready to get started on the next phase of your life. But something may still be missing. Considering…