Meetings Today9h
Marriott Agrees to Pay $52 Million For Massive Data and Security Breaches
Marriott agreed to pay $52 million and strengthen its data security practices due to data breaches occurring in 2018 from its acquired subsidiary, Starwood Hotels.
Computer Weekly11h
Green coding - IFS Cloud sustainability management module with PwC
A new Sustainability Management Module is available in the 24R2 (i.e. release 2 for 2024) version of IFS Cloud as part of a ...
Fares from Birmingham to Fort Lauderdale start at $49 as Spirit celebrates launch
The airline is commemorating the launch with limited-time fares starting as low as $49 one-way to and from BHM.
Computer Weekly17h
Google prepares for nuclear to power AI datacentres
As part of its drive towards sustainable energy and to meet ever-increasing power demands, Google is planning to use small ...
Le Lézard18h
The Inverness Denver Selects ROH to Reduce Aging AR and Increase Collaboration Across Sales and Finance Teams
ROH, the hospitality industry's first payments and revenue management platform designed to help hotels increase profitability, today announced that The Inverness Denver, a Hilton Golf & Spa Resort ...
‘I've never seen anything like this’: 35 strangers fraudulently added to California woman's Chase credit card as authorized users with the power to charge up to $19K
When Jodi Hayes went on a cruise in August, she didn’t expect to discover that 35 strangers were added onto her Marriott ...
Hosted on MSN23h
FTC Holds Marriott and Starwood Accountable for Extensive Data Breaches
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has mandated that Marriott International, Inc. and its subsidiary, Starwood Hotels & ...