The Latest Breaking News from Progressive

Destructive storms like Hurricane Beryl that knocked out power to 3 million homes and businesses in Texas are growing more frequent and intense, and insurers are jacking up rates in response

The property and casualty insurance industry picks up much of the tab for these catastrophes. As a result, the sector recorded a total of $50 billion in underwriting losses — that is, the gap between claims and premiums — in 2022 and 2023.

Progressive is all set to announce second-quarter results next week, and analysts are projecting a solid triple-digit earnings growth.

Despite persistent fears around high interest rates, the economy continues to perform well thanks to strength in the labor market, steady consumer spending, and strong industrial production. Given bullish market trends, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound stocks Progressive Corporation (PGR), Energy Transfer (ET), and Williams Companies…

Progressive Corporation has outperformed the Nasdaq Composite in 2024, and analysts are optimistic about the stock’s future performance due to the auto insurer's steady returns and the consistent demand for insurance products.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit brought against Hello Alice and Progressive over a grant program for Black truck drivers.

New Jersey has a no fault insurance law that covers automobile users and pedestrians. Bicycles are included, but e-bikes and scooters aren't. It's a mess.

Supreme Court directive reveals electoral bond scheme details, exposing massive BJP funding edge via trusts and bonds.

Prudent Electoral Trust, largest donor to BJP, raises $272 million, sparking concerns over transparency in Indian political funding.

Berkshire Hathaway's Cash Holdings Reach Record High of $157 Billion as Operating Profit Soars.

Progressive delivers healthy insurance results for July. Its share price is up more than 8% in Wednesday trading. It’s now recovered all of the stock losses from July. Don’t worry; it’s still a long-term buy.