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Ford halts SUV production at Kentucky plant due to supplier fire

Louisville, Kentucky · Louisville

Ford halts SUV production at Kentucky plant due to supplier fire

49% Center coverage: 8 sources

Ford is temporarily cutting production of several vehicles, including two popular SUVs built in Louisville.See the Story

Car Insurance Companies to Pay $14.2M over Data Breaches - Long Island Life & Politics

Letitia James · New York

Car Insurance Companies to Pay $14.2M over Data Breaches - Long Island Life & Politics

By Hank Russell Eight car insurance companies were ordered to pay a collective $14.2 million over data breaches of the online quote sites, where customers’ driver’s licenses and personal information were stolen. According to Attorney [...] The post Car Insurance Companies to Pay $14.2M over Data Breaches appeared first on Long Island Life & Politics.See the Story

Kemper Names C. Thomas Evans, Jr., as Interim CEO as Lacher Steps Down

United States · United States

Kemper Names C. Thomas Evans, Jr., as Interim CEO as Lacher Steps Down

US-based insurer Kemper Corporation has appointed C. Thomas Evans, Jr., the current Executive Vice President (EVP), Secretary, and General Counsel, to serve as Interim Chief Executive Officer (CEO) as Joseph P. Lacher, Jr. steps down. Lacher departs the roles of President and CEO after nearly a decade, and will conclude his service on Kemper’s Board of Directors, effective immediately. Lacher will remain with Kemper in an advisory capacity throu…See the Story

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