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Insurance prices have surged across America in the past two years, with homeowner’s insurance climbing 21%, while CPI rose just 5%. (Source: Bloomberg)
Jerry Theodorou of R Street Institute is interviewed about Florida homeowners insurance.
Author(s): Wall St. Week
Publication Date: 6 Dec 2024
Publication Site: Bloomberg TV
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George, who is 51 years old, has been a police officer in Chester County for 31 years. He has lived a life of action — which comes with some feelings of invincibility. “As a police officer, there are times we think we are indestructible,” he explains.
Because of his active lifestyle — and no signs of heart problems whatsoever — heart disease was the furthest thing from George’s mind. “I walked anywhere from 6 to 8 hours a day. I was never winded, never tired, and I had no numbness. All of those telltale signs of heart disease — I never got any of them,” George explains.
Through a collaboration between Chester County Hospital and local police departments, George was offered a free cardiac risk screening for first responders. Despite zero signs of heart disease, he figured he might as well take advantage. Little did he know, he would end up having open-heart surgery just a few months later.
Publication Date: 10 Feb 2020
Publication Site: Chester County Hospital, Penn Medicine blog
Link: https://www.datarails.com/research/spreadsheets-in-court/
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Read the unreported cases of how Excel cases have been brought to court. This report finds that spreadsheet disputes have been central to 12 lawsuits brought in the US and UK over the past two years leading to $210 million in company losses. have been at the center of major procurement battles in court. The study has been carried out in consultation with Dr Simon Thorne, Senior Lecturer in Computing and Information Systems, Cardiff School of Technologies and programme chair of the European Spreadsheets Risks Interest Group (EuSpRIG).
Author(s): datarails
Publication Date: retrieved 7 Dec 2024
Publication Site: datarails