Skip to the board
Insurance
-
U20
Why Revenue Data Providers Are Becoming Core Infrastructure
Automated revenue workflows increasingly depend on shared data layers. The cost and risk of replacing one can reveal whether it’s a tool or infrastructure.
-
U34
Accounting Firms Face Data Exposure Risk From Unapproved AI Tools
Staff can expose tax returns and financial records through unapproved AI tools. Clear rules, vendor reviews and monitoring help firms protect client data.
-
U21
Homepage Messaging: Four Buyer Questions That Can Improve Conversions
Customer interviews can show whether your homepage names the right problem, explains inaction’s cost, makes the product tangible and addresses buyer concerns.
-
U22
APEX Motor Club Turns Luxury Racetrack Access Into a Family Experience
The Arizona club pairs 240+ track days with family access, racing and a community that draws business leaders as well as driving enthusiasts.
-
U35
Holthouse Rebrand Marks Employee Ownership Shift at Accounting Firm
The firm is transitioning from HCVT to Holthouse as it establishes an ESOP, giving eligible employees an ownership stake earned over time.
-
U36
IRIS Launches AI Document Management for Accounting Firms in the UK and US
IRIS Document Management combines document search, filing and client exchange, with regional data processing and links to the firm’s practice software.
-
U37
Long-Term Unemployment Reaches 25.9% as U.S. Hiring Slows
Long-term unemployment rose to 25.9% of job seekers in early 2026, while hiring and job openings fell and layoffs stayed at 1.1%.
-
U23
AI Makes Products Faster to Build; First-Time Founders Still Need Trust to Make a Sale
At an eight-week startup camp, most founders built working products, but about 1 in 10 made a sale. Early customers came through trust and direct contact.
-
U55
$8 Billion Farm Fuel Aid Renews Debate Over Crop Insurance Funding
A proposed $8 billion fuel program draws on the Commodity Credit Corporation, renewing questions about farm aid, crop insurance costs and deficit spending.
-
U24
Millionaire Renters Surge as Affluent Households Favor Flexibility
Millionaire renter households grew 229% from 2020 to 2024, as affluent earners weighed mobility and accessible capital against owning a home.
-
U38
NJCPA Opens 2026–27 Scholarships and School Grants for Accounting Students
NJCPA offers scholarships of $1,500 to $7,500 and $2,000 school grants, with applications due from November 2026 through January 2027.
-
U56
Everspan Sale of Providence Washington to Falvey Could Add $11 Million to Tangible Book Value
Everspan expects the sale to cut costs and raise tangible book value by approximately $11 million; PWIC’s ratings remain under review pending closing.
-
U57
Learjet 60 Plunges Into Florida Neighborhood After Pilot Reports Turbulence
A Learjet 60 descended rapidly near Greenacres after its pilot reported turbulence. Nine people aboard died; investigators are examining the crash.
-
U58
Wildfire Risk Models Face a Test Beyond Home Hardening
Spokane’s fires show how homes and everyday objects can carry flames. Active defense could help insurers measure property-level risk.
-
U39
Record 2026 Venture Funding Masks a Shrinking Pool of Startup Deals
Venture funding reached nearly $680 billion through Q3, but fewer seed and early-stage companies secured rounds as capital flowed to large financings.
-
U59
Freezer Disruptions Hit Supermarkets in Five European Countries
Refrigeration failures affected grocers in Belgium, Ireland, Sweden, Finland and Estonia, prompting food removals and renewed scrutiny of older control systems.
-
U60
Peter Piotrowski Joins Sinistar as Advisor for U.S. Insurance Growth
The former Hippo claims chief will advise Sinistar on U.S. expansion, insurer relationships and product development as the company targets temporary housing nee...
-
U61
EZLynx Refresh Keeps Core Platform Stable as It Builds Around EVA AI
EZLynx is changing its brand while keeping its product and roadmap intact, with EVA positioned to handle agency operations under staff oversight.
-
U6
Private Equity Owns 35% of Methadone Clinics, but Treatment Access Remains Limited
Private equity firms now own 35% of U.S. methadone clinics. Research finds acquisitions have not increased clinic capacity, while access proposals face debate.
-
U7
Biology, Health Care and Football Face Challenges That Simple Explanations Miss
A 50-year-old biology classic, profit-driven health care, unproven treatments and brain disease in football raise questions about systems and evidence.