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Photo collage featuring Travis Kelce, the tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs (87), along with a credit score range icon with an arrow on red.
Travis Kelce has partnered with Experian, the credit bureau, on a weird new ad campaign that encourages people to check their credit score.
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The parent company that owns a controlling stake in Paramount, CBS, and thousands of theaters across the U.S. got hacked late last year, but it took them a full trip around the sun to let any of the tens of thousands of impacted customers know that their data was potentially compromised.

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Experian Consumer Services was ordered to pay a $650,000 civil penalty on Monday for allegedly sending consumers commercial emails without providing the option to unsubscribe from future emails. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) found that Experian had violated the CAN-SPAM Act (Controlling the Assault of…

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You hear about class-action lawsuits all the time, like this one filed against Apple (based on a Gizmodo story!), or this other one against Apple (or this one