Manufacturers Hit by Soaring Property Insurance Costs Inflation and climate-related damage continue to push up costs for all types of insurance.

Many manufacturers handle dangerous materials and operate heavy machinery that can cause accidents and fires, which has always meant paying hefty premiums.

While U.S. steel and iron companies will likely benefit, the manufacturers did not plan for the costs, so many will take financial hit.

Factory activity falls again as rising costs and weak demand hit manufacturers - New orders and jobs continued to fall across the board, as firms warned that a weak economic outlook in the UK was ...

James Kirsh expects the cost of the property and casualty insurance for his family-owned foundry in Wisconsin to at least double when it's up for renewal this fall. He’s been told it could triple.

James Kirsh expects the cost of the property and casualty insurance for his family-owned foundry in Wisconsin that makes cast iron parts for tractors and other equipment to at least double when it ...

JAMES Kirsh expects the cost of the property and casualty insurance for his family-owned foundry in Wisconsin that makes cast iron parts for tractors and other equipment to at least double when it’s ...

James Kirsh expects the cost of the property and casualty insurance for his family-owned foundry in Wisconsin that makes cast iron parts for tractors and other equipment to at least double when it ...

James Kirsh expects the cost of the property and casualty insurance for his family-owned foundry in Wisconsin that makes cast iron parts for tractors and other equipment to at least double when it's ...