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Retail
Walmart, Best Buy Reject Apple Pay
The list of banks, retailers and credit card issuers that will support the recently announced Apple Pay mobile payments is long and growing.
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Retail
Macy’s Tries to Compete With Amazon
Macy's is the latest brick-and-mortar retailer to take a swing at Amazon.com. Its attempt at competition is through same-day delivery service.
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Investing
Top Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: AMC, ADP, Barrick, Cree, Rackspace, Walmart and More
These are the top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations covered by 24/7 Wall St. on Monday, September 15, 2014.
6:24am ET
Retail
Home Depot Data Breach May Have Hit 60 Million Customers
A data breach recently disclosed by Home Depot may have been one of the largest of all time.
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Technology
The 10 Biggest Data Hacks of All Time
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.
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Retail
Research Defends Home Depot After Hack Attack Reports
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.
4:19pm ET
Retail
Market Verdict: Home Depot Hack Not as Bad as Target Hack (So Far)
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…
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Apps & Software
Will Celebrity Photo Hack Cost Apple iCloud Customers?
The Apple iCloud service got hacked and hundreds of compromising celebrity photos got released onto the Internet.
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Apps & Software
PlayStation Network Taken Down by Hackers
Hackers appear to have taken down the huge Sony PlayStation Network.
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Investing
Top Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: HP, InterMune, MeetMe, Tesla and More
These are the top analyst upgrades and downgrades from 24/7 Wall St. for Thursday, August 21, 2014. They include Hewlett-Packard, InterMune, MeetMe, Target and Tesla Motors.
9:15am ET
Retail
Target’s Results Could Have Been Worse — and That’s Where They’re Headed
Target reported second-quarter 2014 results before markets opened Wednesday morning. It also lowered its third-quarter and full-year EPS estimates.
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Investing
The 6 Top Earnings Reports for the Week Ahead
ThinkstockWe have entered the second half of August, a period of the year where there are fewer earnings and economic reports than normal. The long and short of it is that earnings…
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Companies and Brands
Supervalu Hacked and Customer Data May Have Been Stolen
Supervalu Inc.Supervalu Inc. (NYSE: SVU) reported early Friday morning that some of its food and liquor stores suffered a “criminal intrusion” of the computer network that processes payment card transactions. The breach…
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Retail
J.C. Penney’s Weak Online Sales
courtesy J.C. Penney Co. Inc.Barely mentioned in the J.C. Penney (NYSE: JCP) earnings report was the tiny amount of its online sales for the quarter. Same-store sales may have improved, but the…
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Technology
Amazon, Google Squaring Off in Same-Day Delivery Battle
Google Inc.On Wednesday Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) said it was expanding its same-day delivery service to 6 new metropolitan areas bringing to 10 the number of cities where Amazon Prime members can…