thinkstockSeptember 24, 2014: Markets opened slightly higher on Wednesday following a strong report on new home sales. Whereas most sectors closed in the red yesterday, all are headed for a positive close…
The bull market may be five and a half years old, but stocks have been fighting each week to hit newer highs.
Home Depot said it has eliminated the malware responsible for the recent data breach and offered free identity protection services to customers.
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The Identity Theft Resource Center have recorded 546 data breaches so far in 2014, with nearly 19 million records exposed.
The Home Depot data hack was huge -- 56 million cards to be exact.
Douglas A. McIntyre thinkstockSeptember 17, 2014: Markets opened slightly mixed on Wednesday and traded in a narrow range around the break-even line until the FOMC meeting announcement in mid-afternoon. The word that interest rates would…
A data breach recently disclosed by Home Depot may have been one of the largest of all time.
thinkstockSeptember 9, 2014: Markets opened lower on Tuesday and only the Nasdaq peeked about the break-even line about the time that Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) announced its new products today. That didn’t…
Home Depot has confirmed what the news reports were indicating -- its payment data systems have been breached!
Jon C. Ogg The cyberattacks that have compromised the most data have affected tens of millions of people and involved hundreds of millions of records. Here are the 10 largest of all time.
thinkstockSeptember 5, 2014: Markets opened lower on Friday following a disappointing report on employment that investors later took as a signal that the Fed might extend its easy money policy. The unemployment…
Despite the recently reported breach in online security and the hit that its share price took, Home Depot is likely not as bad off as many investors might think.
ThinkstockReports that Home Depot Inc. (NYSE: HD) was investigating “unusual activity” for what many people believe to be a massive credit card hack took a toll on the nation’s largest home building…
