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An insurance company did a demo of a Tesla crash and its battery burst into flames. However, it admitted there was no battery pack, it was pyrotechnics.

The company founded by Ron Pattenden collapsed owing millions in unpaid policies to thousands of low-income Aboriginal families

Liverpool returned to the AXA Training Centre for the latest pre-season sessions on Monday afternoon

Liverpool players report to the AXA Training Centre for the first day of pre-season on Monday but 11 players will still be on holiday

For a life insurance business, climate change is a medium-to-long-term risk with a complex quantification of impacts on various human activities. A strategy adopted by Krungthai-AXA Life Insurance (KTAXA), under the multinational insurance group AXA, is not only to adapt, but also to take advantage of its resource and expertise…

We sit down with AXA’s UK&I CEO Claudio Gienal to talk about his career at one of the world’s biggest insurance companies, and their research into the post-pandemic landscape for SMEs.

AXA Startup Angel in partnership with Evening Standard 2022 (‘Promotion’) RULES

Council worker Ian Gibbon, 52, left his basement flat in Glasgow, Scotland, in 2010 to allow for insurers Axa to have a minor leak repaired but 12 years on his home is "lying in ruins"

Ian Gibbon hasn't been able to live in his basement flat since 2010 after his floor and walls were damaged following a blocked drain and now believes the cost of fixing it could be as much as £1million.

He believes the bill to fix the house, which is worth about £300,000, could now top £1million.

Four influential California lawmakers called this week for an investigation into a $17.5-million class-action settlement on behalf of Armenian genocide victims that a Los Angeles Times investigation found had been marred by fraud, diverted funds and a rejection rate of 92%.