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California wildfires deepen crisis for already strained insurers

Companies started pulling back from the state as earlier fires made it harder to turn a profit. Experts warn the exodus could grow.

By: Australian Financial Review

Jan 10 2025
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Companies started pulling back from the state as earlier fires made it harder to turn a profit. Experts warn the exodus could grow.

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