Insurance settlement is latest in a long series

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Creditors of the failed Reliance Insurance Co., led by the Pennsylvania Insurance Department, hope to collect at least $150 million from Lloyds of London and other companies that indemnified the former chairman of the failed Reliance Insurance Co. against management malpractice. If they are successful, the state's share would be the largest in a series of settlements, totaling more than $100 million, the department has collected since 1997.

Management dynamics, INSURANCE CARRIERS, Management, Insurance industry, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Reorganization and restructuring, Company business management, Bankruptcy, Company organization, Reliance Insurance Co., Company bankruptcy, Pennsylvania. Insurance Department

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New training aims to diagnose sick buildings

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Philadelphia is leading the program to check out the air in public buildings. This is appropriate since the worst case of indoor pollution was present in Philadelphia at an american legion gathering 25 years ago. Twenty-nine were killed and and another 170 were made sick.

Air Pollution Control, Waste Management and Remediation Services, Public affairs, Brief Article

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Bysis taps a growing market: helping run retirement plans

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Bisys Group Inc. will be relocating its Philadelphia-area operations and 700 jobs to a new corporate campus in Upper Dublin.

Professional Services NEC, Other Services (except Public Administration), Abstract, Professional services, BISYS Group Inc., BSYS

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