EasyJet said that it has already closed off the unauthorized access that allowed the data breach, and it has contacted customers who had their credit card details exposed. Although EasyJet says that "there is no evidence that any personal information of any nature has been misused," it added that it will be contacting all 9 million customers who have been affected by the breach by May 26th. No passport details were exposed in the hack, The Guardian reports .
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Microsoft's Quantum-Computing Services Attract New Customers - WSJ
Japanese companies Toyota Tsusho Corp. and Jij Inc. are using Microsoft Corp. quantum computing services over the Azure cloud to experiment with ways to solve problems related to traffic congestion.
Microsoft, at its virtual developer conference this week, is expected to announce recent partnerships such as the one with Toyota Tsusho as part of an update on its quantum computing services division, Azure Quantum .
Toyota Tsusho's goal over the next several years is to see how quantum computers could help speed up solutions to problems related to mobility services, including route planning, fleet management and traffic jam analysis, said Toru Awashima, project general manager at the affiliate of Toyota Motor Corp.
Cell phones have never made customers happier -- wireless carriers, not so much | ZDNet
The new data comes from the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI), which uses data from roughly 500,000 customer interviews annually to measure customer satisfaction with more than 400 companies in dozens of industries. On Tuesday, the ACSI put out its latest Wireless Report, based on surveys conducted over a 12-month period ending in March 2020.
On a scale of 0 to 100, customer satisfaction with cell phones this year reached an all-time high of 80, the according to the ACSI report. Customer satisfaction with cell phones has seen a net gain of 16 percent over the past 15 years.
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York County store giving customers, workers the option to wear masks | WHP
Governors Are Allowing Some Businesses To Reopen, But Customers May Not Be Ready : NPR
Shoppers began showing up earlier this month at International Plaza in Tampa, Fla. Mall business has been slow to pick up, with a lot of people still reluctant to venture out. Chris O'Meara/AP hide caption
Marshall Gilmore finally got what he'd been waiting for this month when the state of Mississippi allowed him to offer table service again at his restaurant, the Harvest Grill in Meridian.
Still, many of his tables sit empty, even at limited capacity, and he makes most of his money offering curbside food pickup.
Mi Tierra making big changes to keep customers safe as it prepares to reopen Wednesday
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SAN ANTONIO – Some big changes are in store at Mi Tierra as staff members work to get the restaurant as clean as possible before reopening on Wednesday.
Gerardo Carbajal, manager of Mi Tierra, said the building has been cleaned from top to bottom. He said tables and chairs have been removed to help with social distancing.
"If you come to Mi Tierra, you see we're known for all the decorations and the culture that goes through the walls of Mi Tierra. But right now, you're going to see a lot of bare walls. That's because of this new reality. Hopefully, we can put everything back together as we move forward," Carbajal said.
Happening on Twitter
EasyJet hack hits 9 million customers https://t.co/qwt7EZirK1 https://t.co/q2kKD4Xo4N verge (from New York) Tue May 19 12:17:12 +0000 2020
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