A US hotel giant is preparing to pay a $45 million settlement to millions of customers affected by two massive data breaches.

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Personal information of 37 million people was compromised in the data breach which was perpetrated on September 9, 2023 and ...

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People who stayed at this hotel, casino and spa in Atlantic City or other cities may cash in on a multi-million dollar data breach settlement.

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MGM Resorts International has agreed to a $45 million settlement following two data breaches that exposed customers' personal ...