Hanover Insurance Group Inc.

The Hanover Insurance Group has earned the NetVU Automation Excellence Award for the second consecutive year in recognition of its investments in innovation and commitment to independent agents.

The Hanover Insurance Group of Worcester is raising $375 million in funds to pay down its debt.

The Hanover Insurance Group has been named one of "America's Best Employers" in the mid-size category for 2016 by Forbes Magazine.

Tragedy and circumstance has led the Hanover Insurance Group in Worcester to simultaneously search for candidates to fill its top two executive positions but only one of those will be filled by the search committee.

The Hanover Insurance Group Inc. has declared a quarterly dividend of 46 cents that will be paid to shareholders by the end of the year.

In order to lure Eugene Bullis out of retirement to serve as interim chief financial officer for about six months, Worcester-based Hanover Insurance agreed to pay him more than $100,000 per month plus a $75,000 signing bonus, according to regulatory filings.

Worcester-based Hanover Insurance had its third quarter income shoot up compared to the previous year, and has brought in a former executive, Eugene M. Bullis, as interim CFO. He takes over the role from David B. Greenfield, who died earlier this month.

Amid major changes to its administrative structure, The Hanover Insurance Group is anticipating smooth transitions in the wake of the announced retirement of CEO Frederick Eppinger and the recent death of Chief Financial Officer David Greenfield.

The Hanover Insurance Group's Chief Financial Officer David Greenfield died over the weekend following a “health event” late last week, the company announced Monday morning.

Culture in Worcester has received a $15.25 million boost with the announcement that the Myles & C. Jean McDonough Foundation will grant those funds to seven cultural institutions in the city and surrounding area.