These Big Companies Are Actively HiringSource: finance.yahoo.com
t's no secret that many big companies are announcing mass layoffs and pay cuts in the recession. With 5.1 million jobs lost nationwide since 2008, and the current unemployment rate at the 25-year high of 8.5%, it's easy to feel down about the battered labor market.
State Farm Pulling Out Of Florida Property Insurance Market Source: newschief.com
Gov. Charlie Crist said Tuesday if State Farm wants to pull out of the state's property insurance market it should not be allowed to do any business in Florida.
"We're going to be out of this business. We will not have the resources to pay claims."
State Farm To Discontinue Florida Property InsuranceSource: wftv.com
State Farm announced Tuesday morning that it has filed plans to "discontinue its Florida property insurance product lines." The company said its weakened financial position was a main reason and blamed an inability to get approval for rate increases.
LeBron James to Play Football for Cleveland BrownsSource: Yahoo! Sports
LeBron James once dreamed of playing in the NFL. He did for 30 seconds.
In a television commercial debuting Sunday for State Farm Insurance, James, a former star wide receiver in high school, suits up for the Cleveland Browns.
Insurance Company USAA Tops Businessweek....'Customer Service Champs'Source: foxbusiness.com
It's no surprise to me that USAA hits the top again year after year. Other insurance companies, like State Farm and Amica always place high as well. I was insured with State Farm for many years, then found USAA premiums to be lower and the claims service to be just as good.
State Farm Insurance Manhattan BeachSource: businessreferraltv.com
Helping clients with their, home, auto, business, and life insurance needs. We also provide our own family of mutual funds to plan for the future.
State Farm Destroyed Documents to Avoid Paying Katrina DamagesSource: ABC News Blogs
State Farm Insurance supervisors systematically demanded that Hurricane Katrina damage reports be buried or replaced or changed so that the company would not have to pay policyholders' claims in Mississippi, two State Farm insiders tell ABC News.