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An Amadeus data breach exposed booking records for about 92,000 JAL customers, 37,800 at ANA and 53,000 Cathay bookings over more than three years. What was taken.
GM will pay $220 million to 36 states, including $5.7 million to Massachusetts, over claims it sold OnStar Smart Driver data to brokers that passed it to insurers.
Amnesty International’s ‘Official Business’ report links more than 20 Cambodian police and military members to at least 22 scam compounds.
Germany’s Federal Police Act took effect Oct. 28, adding surveillance, drone defense and detention powers. It passed 322-134 with 316 votes needed.
Snowden International gun arrest: Boston police say a 14-year-old had a loaded ghost gun at the Back Bay school Oct. 28. Charges and what comes next.
Purple lights mark Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Burlington. Police explain warning signs, and here are local and national hotlines.
A judge denied Burlington-based Keurig Dr Pepper’s bid to end a 12-year Keurig antitrust suit. Rogers Family Coffee seeks about $400M at trial.
Councilor Ed Flynn asked the state to investigate the Boston Police Crime Lab after police skipped an Oct. 26 hearing. What each side says and the 30-day rule.
Quincy police deactivated Flock cameras after an 8-1 council vote and will move to Axis cameras with OdinEye software. What changes and what stays.
Hartford’s council took up a 5-year, $6.44M Axon deal adding 100 TASERs and drones, plus six Land Bank lots and a 20-unit Edwards Street housing lease.