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Consumers not notified after security breach
NEW YORK — An old name in retail was hit by a modern scourge — a hack of its customers' credit card numbers — but didn't inform the consumers, revealing how data breaches might be heavily undercounted even with new notification laws.
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Richard "Dickie” Scruggs, center, leaves federal court in Oxford, Miss., on Friday with his wife Diane, left, and attorney John Keker after being sentenced to five years in prison for conspiracy to bribe a judge. Associated Press
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