Nearly 70 percent of hotel websites leak personal data, Symantec study finds
The study looked at more than 1,500 hotels across 54 countries.
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City of Chicago workers allegedly used medical leave to party in the Caribbean, take ‘Booze Cruise’
CHICAGO (CBS)– City of Chicago employees used both paid and unpaid family medical leave to take multiple Caribbean cruises, where they allegedly drank alcohol on a “booze cruise,” went clubbing and to...
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A fight is brewing between two machine intelligence startups, and neither side looks all that smart
By Connie Loizos From TechCrunch
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Cayman Islands: Court grants Mandatory Arbitration Stay in Winding Up proceedings
By Nick Dunne, Andrew Gibsin abd Xia Li - Walkers From Mondaq
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Cayman Islands JP's congregate for Annual General Meeting
At their annual general meeting, Cayman Islands Justices of the Peace (JP) underscored the ongoing success of a free programme started by their association for the people last year.
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Former VW boss charged over diesel emissions scandal
The former chief executive of the carmaker Volkswagen has been charged in Germany over his involvement in the company's diesel emissions scandal.
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Jamaican Government welcomes Windrush compensation scheme
The Government has welcomed the announcement of the establishment of the Windrush Compensation Scheme by the British Government, and is encouraging individuals who have been affected to submit their c...
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Five times cruise lines put profits ahead of passengers
By Jessica Lipscombe, Chuck Strouse From Miami New Times
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US takes action to end ‘Cuba’s influence on Venezuela’
WASHINGTON, CMC – The United States Department of State says the Trump administration has taken action to end “Cuba’s influence on Venezuela”.
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Cayman Islands: Man charged in relation to West Bay Aggravated Burglary
The man, age 40 of West Bay, who was arrested on 12 March in relation to the below incident, has now been formally charged with Aggravated Burglary, Wounding, and Robbery.
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