Researcher’s “Noreply” Domains Receive Thousands of Misrouted Private Emails
LAS VEGAS — A security researcher who bought the internet domains noreply.net and noreply.us says companies and public organizations have mistakenly sent them hundreds of thousands of automated messages containing customer informatio
California Debate Focuses on Whether Personal Data Should Shape Retail Prices
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California lawmakers are considering whether businesses should be allowed to use a customer’s browsing behavior, location and other personal information to calculate an individualized price for goods, a practic
Brand Ledger Launches Database Rating Ownership and Quality of 345 Brands
A new consumer database called the Brand Ledger is tracking the ownership, manufacturing history and perceived quality of 345 brands across categories that include tools, cookware, footwear and household products. The project is publis
FAA Approval Allows Privacy Doors to Close in United’s New Polaris Suites
United Airlines passengers flying in the carrier’s newest Polaris business-class suites can now close their sliding privacy doors during most of the flight after the Federal Aviation Administration approved the feature, according to
Kentucky Family Rejects $26 Million Offer for Generational Farm
MAYSVILLE, Ky. — A northern Kentucky family has rejected a reported $26 million offer for roughly half of its 1,200-acre farm, saying the agricultural land and its ability to produce food are more important than selling it for a prop