Chubb reported a strong first-quarter earnings beat with EPS of $6.82, surpassing expectations. However, its stock fell as investors worried about a softening property insurance market marked by increased competition and declining rates. CEO Evan Greenberg criticized aggressive price cuts in the industry and said Chubb is deliberately shrinking its business in less profitable segments to focus on profitability over growth. Despite geopolitical risks like inflation pressures from the Iran war, Greenberg remains confident in the company’s financial strength and sees potential new opportunities in cyber insurance amid rising cyber threats.
Foxen has teamed up with Healthy Paws, a Chubb company, to provide renters with a 5% discount on pet health insurance through Foxen's AI-driven PetClear platform. This partnership simplifies pet verification and insurance enrollment during the rental...
The 2026 Mid-Year Report from Coldwell Banker Global Luxury shows luxury real estate buyer interest in the US has doubled in early 2026, driven by affluent buyers seeking larger properties and privacy through 'landmaxxing'—buying adjacent homes to ex...
