N.J. car rate specialist backs social factors
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New Jersey's former insurance commissioner said it will be difficult to attract national automobile insurance carriers to Massachusetts without allowing them to use such socioeconomic factors as credit history, homeownership, occupation, or education.
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TRENTON, N.J. - Following a conversation with Gov...
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JD Power &amp; Associates, the research firm best known for its surveys of cars and other consumer products, has hired a firm to explore options that could include selling the privately held company, according to newspaper reports.
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Ford, as well as G.M. and Delphi, also said today they had been asked to provide the S.E.C. with information regarding practices related to pension and healthcare expenses.
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NJ Transit&#39;s executive director on Thursday said the agency&#39;s 400,000 daily riders should expect fare hikes of up to 15 percent starting in July to offset a projected $50 million
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Insurance Commissioner Nonnie S. Burnes told state lawmakers yesterday that her proposed rules for auto insurance competition are drawing attention from companies interested in doing business here.
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By Jonathan B. Cox, The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Feb. 9--An influential lawmaker said Thursday he wants the state to review its use of incentives in luring companies to North Carolina.
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A pro's auto insurance savings tips.
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New York and other major US cities are considering fees for those driving during rush hour.
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Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly urged state regulators to cut auto insurance rates 6.2 percent next year, a sharp contrast with the 9.2 percent rate hike being sought by insurers and agents. Reilly said his proposal would shave about $60 off the existing statewide average premium of $1,082, while the industry proposal would increase the average premium by $101. A ...
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RENTON, Aug. 17 - A New Jersey developer who is one of the nation&#39;s top Democratic campaign contributors is scheduled to plead guilty to criminal charges on Wednesday morning in a case in which he is accused of hiring a prostitute to ...
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By Marcie Young, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Jun. 10--HICKORY -- Doctors, teachers, trucking company representatives,  environmental specialists and government planners gathered at Lenoir-Rhyne  College on Thursday to discuss ways to improve the region's air quality.
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By Porter, Brenda  No matter where New Jerseyans are, information is at their fingertips thanks to the convergence of voice, video and data. The meeting of these technologies will change the way businesses and residences in New Jersey think, view and communicate with the world around them.
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Fast-food waitress Fawn Townsend of Raleigh, N.C., knows exactly what she is going to do if her salary goes up with Tuesday's increase in the federal minimum wage: start saving for a car so she can find a second job to make ends meet.
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A state commission will consider whether Mayor Michael Bloomberg's plan to charge a toll on some commuters to reduce traffic and pollution in New York City should ultimately take effect, according to a deal reached Thursday.
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For two months, Jacob Sevlie's insurance company tagged along whenever he slid behind the wheel of his Honda Accord.    An electronic monitor the size of a matchbook closely tracked Sevlie's driving time and behavior...
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By Hiroko Sato, The Sun, Lowell, Mass.  Feb. 27--DUNSTABLE -- Leah Basbanes talked about it whenever she ran into  her neighbors at the transfer station over the past year.