Target agreed to pay more than $39 million to banks and credit unions for losses from a 2013 holiday-season data breach that led to the exposure of as many as 40 million payment cards.
The U.S. set illegal terms in demanding AIG stock for an $85B bailout during the financial crisis, but that doesnt mean AIG investors deserve compensation, a court ruled.
A former JPMorgan Chase employee was arrested by the FBI on charges of stealing customer data and trying to sell it to an undercover informant for tens of thousands of dollars.
Federal disaster relief officials asked insurers to get out of the way of settlement talks over more than 1,000 outstanding disputes involving Hurricane Sandy victims flood claims.
Federal disaster assistance officials have begun reaching settlements with more than 1,000 Hurricane Sandy victims who allege they were unfairly denied flood insurance claims or paid too little for them.
FEMA is working on settling litigation with hundreds of Hurricane Sandy victims who challenged denials or alleged underpayments of flood insurance claims.
Ex-AIG Chairman Maurice Hank Greenberg said New Yorks pursuit of him through a decade-old fraud suit is a waste of taxpayer money, as the two sides prepare for a trial next month.
New Yorks attorney general has opened a criminal probe into accusations by Hurricane Sandy victims that insurance companies rejected claims for flood damage to their properties based on falsified engineering reports.