SAN FRANCISCO – The U.S. Interior Department improperly contributed $85 million in taxpayer funds to help pay for a giant California water project backed by Gov.
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Equifax is dealing with the fallout of an enormous data breach, exposing the information of up to 143 million Americans. It is offering affected consumers a year of credit monitoring in response to the hack.
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After two weeks of nonstop coverage of massive hurricanes, the blame game has only begun, beginning with climate change and unregulated growth
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When the company offered victims of the hack a free service, many pointed out a problematic clause in its terms of use. By Carla Herreria.
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Seismic accounting scandals like the ones that sank Enron and WorldCom in the early 2000s have, happily, been scarce in recent years. But they may
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