Target to pay 10 million in data breach settlement
A federal judge signaled approval of Target’s $10 million class action settlement tied to the 2013 data breach. The agreement could award up to 10000 per claimant with or without documentation. The case notes 40 million card accounts affected and 70 million with personal data exposed.
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U S Steel to Invest 277 Million in Alabama Plant
U S Steel plans a 277.5 million dollar investment at its Fairfield mill to build a new electric furnace and a couplings plant for tubing used in energy projects. Construction starts in Q2 with the furnace due by Q3 2016 and the couplings plant finished in Q1 2017. 650 temporary jobs will be created.
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Uber cars overtake New York yellow cabs in license counts
The Taxi and Limousine Commission shows 14,088 registered Uber cars vs 13,587 yellow cabs in NYC New York. Yet daily yellow cab rides remain around 440 000 while Uber accounts for 20 000 to 30 000 trips. Authorities note ownership and scheduling differences shape the shift. Taxi workers and drivers warn of income loss amid Uber growth.
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Honda expands recall adding 105000 vehicles over Takata air bag flaw
Honda adds nearly 105000 vehicles to its U S recall for driver side air bag inflators that can explode. The expansion includes about 89 000 2008 Pilot SUVs and 11 000 2004 Civics and 5 000 2001 Accords. Dealers will replace inflators free as Honda totals 5.5 million recalled vehicles from 2001 to 2011 models.
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