Jessica Alling

The insurer covered its good results from 2013 in its press release, but important facts could be missed if you didn't tune into The Hartford's conference call.

Investors are happy to reward the private mortgage insurer for its hard-won battle for profitability.

AFLAC reported another solid quarter this week, but foreign exchange pressures left investors unimpressed.

The nation's top insurers are headed to Congress to keep new regulations from mislabeling their businesses as extra risky -- should investors be concerned?

Though the results for The Hartford's fourth quarter operations were a solid finish to a successful year, investors took a big step away from the insurer. Should they reconsider?

Earnings season wasn't so nice to Genworth Financial on the insurer's last go-around. But this time, investors are liking what they see.

Traveling can be a frustrating experience in itself, but if something happens to fudge up your plans, is it worthwhile to have travel insurance in your back pocket?

Will Buffett's conglomerate be going the way of other big non-bank financial companies?

First glance at the reaction to the insurance giant's earnings would suggest there's a problem with the company's results. But the contents of the earnings call should help comfort investors.

Want a peek at what's to come from the nation's biggest insurers? Here are 3 big trends you're likely to hear about.

Investors wait patiently for the bank's Article 77 hearing to be resolved -- but they may not have to wait much longer.

Though the mega-insurer had plenty to boast of, investors fled the stock in droves following its earnings report Tuesday.

Traveler's Companies reports its full year 2013 results on Tuesday. Here's what investors should keep an eye out for.

He taught Alexander the Great, he led the world in scientific research, and he defined the theory of logic. But what would Aristotle think of Bitcoin?

American International Group and ING U.S. are taking two very different approaches to their branding revamps. But is one better than the other?

A new set of apps seek to provide corporations with private means of communicating, but will good intentions lead to dark places?

Ready to switch jobs? Or looking for a new role, but don't have a degree? Here are a few options that are projected to grow mightily over the next decade.

Complaining that the nation's banks are too big misses half of the point when it comes to TBTF.

The Oracle of Omaha extends just another bit of golden investment advice.

Can these online players hold on to their customers?