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Then there's owner of the bridge (insured by Chubb), and then the re-insurance that Chubb has.

I'm guessing that the Chubb that invented that lock is related to Chubb Insurance somehow...

Insurance companies DO give you a discount if you use the chubb or install other anti theft devices.

In all seriousness, though, reading about the smashed MacBook Pro has me reviewing our Chubb business operations and equipment insurance.

But in the very same article, there's a lovely photo of the Bonowi key next to a more readily-available Chubb key[1].

Beyond the tech world, he’s been busy elsewhere: Doubling down on Insurance: He boosted his stake in Chubb (CB) by nearly 16%.

My mother worked for Chubb cash dispensers (ATMs for Americans) at the time, and at some point they scrapped a lot of equipment.

My takeaway from the article is - State Farm is a mass-market company - no Airbnb - Chubb is an upmarket company - $15k revenue limit - Liberty Mutual is a mass-market company - 'occasional' rental, cannot be 'engaged in business' - rather vague Problem is the vagueness, and the Chubb and Liberty Mutual agents contradict the firm's spokespeople, which is kind of their fault.

I didn't really get why he proposed to call it Chubb crater.

I can only assume that the Chubb key was provided for scale, to allow anyone with the tools to reproduce the Bonowi as well!

Conde rightly gloats about how, during The Sarah Chubb Years, they were hands-off about meddling with reddit as a site, but they're eliding over how, during that same time, they were extremely hands- on about preventing us from hiring people or buying decent computer hardware.

I believe Chubb Insurance just released a new "MediaGuard" policy that's supposed to have pretty broad coverage in that area.

I love that Pingualuit crater was formerly called "Chubb Crater"

Much like, Chubb (for example) remote monitor home security with liability should one of their employees start feeding "they're not home and they have valuables" infomation to thieves.

Chubb prices risk in real time; when macro uncertainty is elevated, insurers print money on premium hikes.

Also, Westchester's parent company, Chubb, has a reinsurance treaty which basically helps protect them from any crazy one time loss.

Chubb ($CB): Increased by 11%, further solidifying Berkshire’s dominance in the high-margin insurance sector.