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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Great American and Breeze tie up to enhance marine insurance offerings
Great American Insurance Group's Ocean Marine Division has collaborated with insurtech company Breeze to expand its marine insurance presence. The alliance seeks to refine the insurance process for shippers by incorporating Breeze's proprietary digital platform into the service offering. Breeze, known for its fully automated and digital insurance offerings, backed by technology including big data analytics and machine learning capabilities, integrates with existing systems and workflows. Breeze enables logistics companies to offer clients enhanced protection for their cargo. This includes the issuance of insurance policies and comprehensive end-to-end claims processing. Great American Ocean Marine divisional vice-president Keith Blair said: 'Together, we aim to set a new standard in the industry. Breeze's cutting-edge automated solutions and streamlined approach to providing marine cargo insurance via their proprietary technology is not only timely – it's transformative. 'Our aligned philosophies around innovation, sustainability and disciplined growth position us to build a long-term, resilient portfolio that meets the evolving needs of the global supply chain.' Set up in 1872, Great American Insurance Group specialises in the property and casualty (P&C) insurance industry, with an emphasis on commercial products tailored for businesses. The company has a history of providing insurance for marine-related businesses that stretches back to the early 1960s. In May, Great American Insurance Group's Specialty Equipment Division partnered with TRNSACT, a sales finance platform, to incorporate its physical damage insurance programme into the equipment sales process. "Great American and Breeze tie up to enhance marine insurance offerings " was originally created and published by Life Insurance International, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site.
Axios
3 days ago
- Business
- Axios
Breeze Airways to expand west with six new routes from Provo
Breeze Airways is expanding operations westward with six new routes out of the Provo Airport, the Cottonwood Heights-based budget airline announced this week. State of play: The new flights include nonstop and one-stop, no-plane-change service. Starting next March, passengers will be able to fly from Provo to: Arcata-Eureka, California Eugene, Oregon Burbank, California Las Vegas Pasco-Tri-Cities, Washington Redmond, Oregon The big picture: The new western routes mark a major milestone for both the company, which launched its first flights in 2021 , and the state's second-largest airport, which began a three-year expansion in April Between the lines: Breeze previously offered flights from Provo to Las Vegas. Flashback: In 2021, Neeleman said there was an untapped market for non-stop flights between small cities and that "bypassing major hubs will allow travelers to save both time and money," AP reported at the time. By the numbers: One-way fares start between $39-$49 through an introductory deal available until July 23.
Black America Web
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Black America Web
Big Breeze: From the Streets to the Stage, Guided by Faith
Atlanta rapper Big Breeze, known for his raw authenticity and street gospel sound, recently opened up about his transformative journey from a life of hustling to becoming a voice of faith and hope in the music industry. In an exclusive interview, Breeze shared his story of redemption, his influences, and his purpose. Growing up on Atlanta's west side, Breeze described his early life as a struggle to survive. 'I was in them streets, man, trying to figure it out,' he admitted. 'Selling drugs, toting guns, just trying to get some money. Nine-to-fives weren't an option for people like me.' The turning point came when he felt an undeniable call to change. 'I was in the trap, tired of the lifestyle—gambling, serving, looking over my shoulder every two seconds,' he recalled. 'I heard a voice say, 'Go to church.'' Initially hesitant, Breeze eventually walked into a church and was stunned to see one of his former drug suppliers there. 'It shook my world. I thought, 'If he's here, maybe there's something here for me too.'' Breeze's music reflects his unique journey, blending street influences with a message of faith. He credits artists like Future and Young Thug for inspiring his work ethic and sound, though he's clear their messages don't align with his current path. 'It's not about what they talk about—it's their science, their melodies. I wanted to make music that hits different.' Now, Breeze sees his purpose as bridging gaps. 'I come from the streets, but I'm here to show we're all one kingdom under God,' he said. 'I want to bring people together—street gospel, mainstream Christian, all of it.' His latest collaboration with Kijan Boone and our very own Trendsetter Sense, 'Pop Out,' featured on Reach Records' Summer Twenty-Five Playlist , showcases his growth. 'I just wanted to rap, let it all out,' he said of the track. 'When I finished, I knew it was special.' Big Breeze's story is one of resilience, faith, and purpose. 'I'm sold out for Christ,' he declared. 'No matter what I look like or where I come from, God gave me all this.' SEE ALSO Big Breeze: From the Streets to the Stage, Guided by Faith was originally published on
Cision Canada
10-07-2025
- Business
- Cision Canada
Yardi Announces First-Ever REfresh Live Event for Breeze Clients
REfresh Live is an in-person user conference for Breeze and Breeze Premier clients in North America SANTA BARBARA, Calif., July 10, 2025 /CNW/ -- Yardi ® is thrilled to announce REfresh Live, the inaugural in-person user conference exclusively for Yardi Breeze® and Yardi Breeze Premier® clients in the U.S. and Canada. Set to take place September 2-4, 2025, at the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego, CA, this landmark event marks a new chapter in client engagement, education and community building. To celebrate reaching one million units on Breeze and Breeze Premier, Yardi is waiving registration costs for REfresh Live this year. "We have a lot to celebrate this year, and we couldn't be more excited to celebrate in person with our clients at REfresh Live," shared Akshai Rao, president at Yardi. "Last year Journey performed at The Rady Shell for Yardi clients, and we have another world-class band lined up this year, so it's not to be missed." Following the record-breaking success of REfresh Virtual, which drew over 4,400 attendees, REfresh Live brings the energy and innovation of the virtual experience into a dynamic, face-to-face setting. Attendees can expect: Two full days of classes on property management, accounting, marketing and more Live Q&A sessions with Yardi product specialists Networking opportunities with peers and industry leaders Exclusive Yardi party and concert at The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park Keynotes from Yardi leadership, offering company, product and industry insights "The Breeze platform is all about helping small to mid-sized real estate companies manage smarter and more efficiently and REfresh Live is the perfect opportunity to show how far the platform — and our clients — have come," said Chris Ulep, vice president at Yardi. "We're excited to share new features, answer questions face-to-face and provide actionable takeaways that attendees can put to work immediately." Yardi® develops industry-leading software for all types and sizes of real estate companies around the world. With more than 10,000 employees, Yardi is working with our clients to drive significant innovation in the real estate industry. For more information on how Yardi is Energized for Tomorrow, visit
NZ Herald
09-07-2025
- Health
- NZ Herald
Celebrity Treasure Island and radio star Mel Homer diagnosed with cancer
Kiwi radio host and television personality Mel Homer has been diagnosed with cancer. The Breeze host has acute myeloid leukaemia, a type of cancer that affects the blood and bone marrow, which was discovered during routine blood tests last week. Homer is a former presenter of TV morning show
