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Shopify data stolen by “rogue” employees
Shopify has seen customer data stolen by “rogue” employees, the e-commerce provider announced.
Two members of Shopify’s support team were engaged in a scheme to obtain customer transactional records of cert...
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Shopify data stolen by “rogue” employees
Two members of Shopify’s support team were engaged in a scheme to obtain customer transactional records of certain merch...
Razer releases data on 100,000 customers
Global gaming retailer, manufacturer and payments ecosystem Razer has inadvertently exposed personal information about s...
Thai government bans online liquor sales
Thailand is to ban the sale of alcohol online, because the government says it is too difficult to ensure broader liquor ...
Apple Korea makes US$84 million offer to ease anti-competitive concerns
Apple's South Korean unit has offered US$84 million worth of programs for consumers and mobile phone carriers, in an eff...
South Korean KOLs banned from promoting products without full disclosure
South Korea will ban social-media influencers from pitching a new product or service on their online platforms without d...
Amazon expands anti-counterfeit project to Singapore
Amazon has expanded its anti-counterfeit program Project Zero to seven new countries, including Singapore and Australia.
Japanese cheap eatery operator Ootoya set for ownership fight
A long-running feud for control of a Japanese provider of home-cooked meals Ootoya has spilled out of the boardroom and ...
South Korean food-delivery app Yogiyo fined for exploiting market dominance
South Korea’s antitrust regulator has fined food-delivery app Yogiyo US$382,000 for exploiting its dominant position in ...
Parkson loses Cambodian court battle with landlord
Malaysian department-store operator Parkson has lost a court case in Cambodia, being ordered to pay US$144.5 million in ...
Victoria’s Secret deal may be off as L Brands, Sycamore head to court
Sycamore Partners’ rescue plan for troubled lingerie retailer L Brands is all but off with the two companies headed to c...
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