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  • "Christchurch is interesting because it is truly one of the first developed, modern types of city that has been hit by an earthquake," says Kit Miyamoto , chief executive of global earthquake and structural-engineering firm Miyamoto International, a company the specializes in natural-disaster management in urban areas.

    Postquake, New Zealand City Reshapes Plan Lucy Craymer 2011

  • The legislation also includes $3.65 billion in funds for federal natural-disaster relief, an amount Democrats castigated as too little to meet the funding needs as a result of the raft of storms, earthquakes, flooding and wildfires that affected the U.S. this year.

    House Passes Federal Funding Bill Corey Boles 2011

  • Going forward, food inflation as a result of the flooding in Queensland state and a potential natural-disaster tax could also hit consumers.

    Australia Reports Sluggish Retail Sales Cynthia Koons 2011

  • At $300 Million in June Allstate Corp. said it had about $300 million of catastrophe losses in June, adding to what had already been an expensive quarter for natural-disaster claims.

    Financial Briefing Book: July 14 2011

  • The levels of trading from 2008 and into the early part of 2010 "were really natural-disaster volumes" for the financial markets as investors responded to the crisis, said Oliver Sung , head of execution consulting at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

    Traders Exit High-Speed Lane Tom Lauricella 2011

  • Greater urbanization is concentrating natural-disaster risk, while rising insurance penetration in earthquake and typhoon zones brings new risk.

    Cat Bonds' Nine Lives Hester Plumridge 2011

  • For all its fury, Irene might have given something of a break to the property-insurance industry, which has paid out billions of dollars in natural-disaster claims in recent months.

    Insurers: Storm Might Have Been Worse Leslie Scism 2011

  • Far from exposing automakers to unknowable and unmanageable natural-disaster risks, stretching supply chains to Thailand may instead offer manufacturers a better, more manageable risk-return balance.

    Drying Off Thailand's Supply Chains Joseph Sternberg 2011

  • Irene's arrival in the Northeast could amount to a break for the property-insurance industry, which has paid out billions in natural-disaster claims recently.

    What's News 2011

  • NEW YORK— Allstate Corp. said it had about $300 million of catastrophe losses in June, adding to what had already been an expensive quarter for natural-disaster claims.

    Allstate Pegs June Disaster Costs At $300 Million Erik Holm 2011

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