At least eight agencies are investigating a fire at a Bayer executive’s home as a possible arson, authorities said, as many companies increase security for executives following the killing of a United Healthcare CEO.

At least eight agencies are investigating the cause of a fire at the home of a Bayer pharmaceutical executive in New Jersey earlier this month.

The FBI is investigating after a Bayer pharmaceutical executive’s New Jersey home caught fire earlier this month in a suspected arson attack. No one was injured in the March 4 incident, though the home was occupied at the time,

A fire at the New Jersey home of a Bayer pharmaceutical executive, sparked exactly three months after the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, is actively being investigated as arson.

Following a fire at a Bayer executive’s New Jersey home earlier this month, at least eight agencies—including the Federal Bureau of Investigation—are now looking into the blaze as a possible arson. | Following a fire at a Bayer executive’s home earlier this month,

Investigators from multiple agencies are probing a suspected arson attack last week at the Morris County home of a Bayer pharmaceutical executive. The fire was reported about 7:30 a.m. on March 4 at an occupied home on East Lane in Madison, according to the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office.

Authorities confirmed an arson investigation at the Madison, New Jersey, home of an executive of global pharma giant Bayer.

An arson investigation is underway after a Bayer executive's New Jersey home caught fire back on March 4. It was a surprise ceremony at the White House presided over by President Donald Trump to unveil a $100 billion investment from what he called the world’s most powerful company,