Changes To Rules Leave Cuba Travelers Angry
Changes to the amount of goods travelers can bring into Cuba are leaving many Cuban-Americans upset.
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Changes to the amount of goods travelers can bring into Cuba are leaving many Cuban-Americans upset.
Police could be seen taking two men into custody Monday afternoon after they allegedly went on a crime spree.
Former Miami Dolphins defensive back Travis Daniels was arrested Monday after an alleged parking space dispute.
Cyber thieves got into more than 1,000 StubHub customers' accounts and fraudulently bought tickets for events through the online ticket reseller, a law enforcement official and the company said Tuesday.
As college freshmen prepare for their first semester, many are turning to friends and relatives for help.
Robert Chavez says his identity theft nightmare began back in April after he got a call from Lowe's Home Improvement about opening an account there.
There was a lot of noise at a usually quiet place. Students, teachers, parents and staff at Coral Park Elementary in Southwest Miami-Dade were ecstatic over the newly renovated library.
A food manufacturer is recalling thousands of pounds of hummus and dip products sold at Target and Trader Joe's stores.
Some of the nation's largest retailers are teaming up in hopes of preventing cyber-crime.
Stonyfield is recalling a small portion its YoBaby cups. The recall is voluntary because of concerns about possible coliform bacteria contamination.
Tony Kanaan will make his debut with Target/Chip Ganassi Racing in Sunday's season-opening IndyCar race, and expectations will be high for the defending Indianapolis 500 winner.
Target Corp., the nation's second largest discounter, has admitted that it ignored early signs of a security breach.
Whether it's Target, Neiman Marcus or Michael's, customers whose credit card or debit card information was stolen by hackers feel violated and are left watching their accounts like a hawk. So, the idea of a more secure system is understandably appealing.
Attorney General Eric Holder says the Justice Department is committed to tracking down those responsible for stealing information from millions of Target customers.
More than one million debit and credit card users may have had their information compromised during the Neiman Marcus security breach.
Did you get an email from Target alerting that your personal information may have been compromised?
Target is just not having a very good start to 2014. The latest incident came in Clearwater when a skateboarding man grabbed a 32-inch TV from the Super Target, hopped on his skateboard and rolled out the door.
Luxury merchant Neiman Marcus announced thieves may have stolen customers' credit card and debit card information and made unauthorized charges over the holiday season.
Target revealed Friday that the pre-Christmas data breach was nearly double the original number of victims.
Days after a major data breach at Target stores, the company has released more information about the issue.
Lawsuits are now being filed in the wake of the Target security breach. Three class-action lawsuits have now been filed following the theft of data on about 40 million credit and debit card accounts of shoppers at Target from Nov. 27 to Dec. 15.
If you plan to use your Chase bank debit card to make a couple of last minute holiday purchases, you may need to watch what you spend. In the wake of a data breach at Target, Chase is now limiting debit card use for potential victims.
The clock hasn't stopped ticking and Christmas is only getting closer. This happens same time every year except this time around the holiday season is shorter.
As an apology for the a security breach which Target says affected 40 million credit and debit card accounts, the stores are now offering 10 percent off total purchases and free credit reports.
Big name retailers are offering up a holiday gift of their own. While last-minute shoppers are hitting the stores, their offering mega extended hours this holiday season.
