Lemonade (NYSE:LMND), the insurance firm that’s powered by AI and behavioral economics, notes that the end of the year 2021 is a time for “sitting back, taking stock, and reflecting on the past twelve ...

Lemonade this morning revealed plans to expand into the European market. The news marks the first international expansion for the AI-powered insurance app, which launched in New York City in 2016. The ...

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Insurance newcomer Lemonade is beginning to offer auto insurance, but slowly. As of January 2023, Lemonade insurance covered cars in just four U.S. states – Ohio, Illinois, Tennessee and Texas.. If ...

Purchasing a new home is an exciting time, but it's important to keep practical things in mind during the process. And one of the most important considerations is home insurance. Finding a homeowners ...

Do you need a renters insurance company to ensure that your personal property coverage is enough to protect you in case of a loss? Finding the right renters' insurance providers can be tough, but ...

Public safety technology provider RapidSOS has expanded its reach in the world of automobile insurance and emergency response for vehicle crashes. The vendor said that Lemonade, an online insurance ...

Lemonade, the New York-based insurance platform, looks set to drop the lawsuit it filed against German company ONE Insurance, its parent company Wefox, and Wefox founder Julian Teicke. The complaint, ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Lemonade, the insurance company powered by AI and social good, today unveiled its newest product - Lemonade Car - designed to bring a fresh, tech-first approach to the ...

Where would video games be without the humble crate? Broad-shouldered marines would have to find something else to crouch behind, bad guys would have to store their munitions in an untidy pile, and ...

Yesterday, we reported on EA Mobile releasing its first free, ad-funded iPhone game in the shape of Lemonade Tycoon. However, it's since disappeared from the UK App Store, and judging by comments on ...