Marriott Faces $124 Million Fine From U.K. for Data Hacking July 9, 2019 By Patrick Clark and Jonathan Browning The massive hacking of Marriott International Inc. reservation databases could lead to a 99 million-pound ($124 million) fine as the...
California to Require Background Checks for Ammo Purchases June 27, 2019 By Dan Thompson SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California has among the most stringent gun laws in the country and on Monday a far-reaching new...
Carfax, Topa and UCAR Make Announcements June 25, 2019 Carfax Releases Total Loss Valuation Tool Carfax has released a total loss valuation service that is available through its web...
Mass Shootings in the Workplace are Rare and Puzzling June 11, 2019 By Lisa Marie Pane A postal worker on disability retirement for psychological issues returned to her workplace years later and killed six people. A...
Misplaced Trust Leaves Business Owners Coping with Workplace Thefts March 21, 2019 By Joyce M. Rosenberg About the photo: Deb and Kevin Durken pose for a photo in their store The Boot Shack in St. Cloud,...
U.S. Reopens Doctor Data Access, With Some Caveats November 10, 2011 The U.S. government reopened public access to a database of malpractice claims and damages paid by doctors, with new restrictions...
Time Zone Database Has New Home After Lawsuit October 17, 2011 By ANICK JESDANUN The organization in charge of the Internet’s address system is taking over a database widely used by computers and websites...