Identity Theft News
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JPMorgan Chase & Co., the biggest U.S. bank by assets, said it will face enforcement action from federal regulators over its collection practices and add-on products commonly appended to credit cards.
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Experian Plc, the credit-reporting service with financial information on more than one-tenth of the people in the world, rose to a record after announcing plans to return more cash to investors than analysts expected.
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Evernote Corp., an online note-taking and document storage service, said a March cyber attack that obtained usernames and encrypted passwords cost “many millions of dollars” and didn’t come from China.
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Iris scanners aren’t just for airport border-control agents and spy movies anymore.
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President Barack Obama’s 2014 budget plan will include proposals to combat a rise in identity theft occurring through tax returns, said an administration official.
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Detailed financial disclosures from senior federal employees and congressional aides wouldn’t be posted in searchable online databases under legislation sent today to President Barack Obama for his signature.
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U.K. stocks fell for a fourth day as Tesco Plc reported its first profit drop in almost two decades and as BHP Billiton Ltd. led mining companies lower.
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Paulson & Co. executives were sued for alleged conflicts in the handling of intellectual property assets in the bankruptcy of a group of resorts including Miami’s Doral golf course, where Tiger Woods won his 76th PGA Tour event last month.
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Some taxpayers seeking a quick refund may have to wait longer than usual this year as the Internal Revenue Service tries to stop criminals who steal others’ identities and file fraudulent returns.
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Arnold Salinas knows a lot about the man who stole his identity.
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