United States:
BA Fine For Data Breach In 2018 Sharply Reduced
20 October 2020
Cooley LLP
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"British Airways' fine for a data breach in 2018 has
been sharply reduced because of new information and worries over
its impact on the struggling airline in the face of the coronavirus
pandemic."
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