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Says have led to falling demand for the british currency and a slight in the value of the pound. this makes imports more expensive meaning shoppers are likely to have to fork out more than they used to. deal or no deal the latest report suggests leaving the e.u. is unlikely to benefit the british economy but the clear warning is that departing in a chaotic fashion could put the wheels in motion for a severe downturn. and actually some of the other business stories making the news. the u.s. credi...

Relief for the 147 million americans impacted by that massive equifax data breach. >> we vigorously encourage every person who was impacted by the equifax data breach to apply for the relief that they are entitled to as part of this settlement. >> reporter: the credit bureau agreeing to pay almost $700 million, including up to $425 million going to consumers. as much as $20,000 to each victim who lost money to identity theft or even just spent time trying to protect their data in the wake of the...

Hearings here on fox starting in the morning. equifax will pay up to $700 million to settle with the federal government and states over a data breach exposing social security members and other private information of nearly 150 million people. it happened in 2017. the settlement would provide up to $425 million in monetary relief to consumers and $100 million civil penalty. stocks were up today, the dow gained 18, the s&p 500 finished ahead 8, the nasdaq jumped 58. president trump says there is z...

Court. others paying their respects in a brief ceremony. president trump and the first lady also paid their respects this morning. justice stevens served the high court for nearly 35 years. he died last week at the age of 99. a private funeral will be held tomorrow at arlington national cemetery. if you have ever used the credit reporting company equifax, this you will want to hear. today we learned equifax reached the largest-ever settlement for a data breach that exposed the personal informa...

Plus, equifax being forced to pay nearly $700 million for a massive data breach. its the largest settlement of its kind in history. new details on what this means for your data security. unpredictable crohns symptoms following you? for adults with moderately to severely active crohns disease,

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That what would have previously been politically unacceptable is at least for this president tolerable behavior. thats why democrats have such a heavy lift here. the rules are different for this president. >> seems that way. joyce vance, matt miller, thank you so much. basil, mike gorman, please stick with me. coming up the president renews his attacks on who are now known as the squad while the vice president promises that president trump will push back if the crowd chants send her back. again....

Thats in addition to the annual credit report that americans are eligible for, for free from equifax each year. >> and brian, quickly, before we let you go, for those 147 million victims of this data breach, where would they go to sign up for, to even register, if they want to be a part of some of that funding that could be sent their way? >> so this settlement still needs to be approved by a court. but once that happens, those consumers will be able to file claims online at equifax breach settl...

Identity theft monitoring. services that consumers paid out of pocket for. equifax could add another $125 million to that fund if it runs low. but, you know, right now its just paying that $300 million up front. its also paying a total of $275 million to law enforcement at the state level and local level. its also paying that fine -- part of that money to the consumer financial protection bureau. in addition, its also agreed to step up its review of security practices and will be subject to audi...

Rob: oakland may be a sanctuary city but a new report says that i.c.e. deported thousands of detained immigrants through its airport. according to the bay area news group, nearly 43,000 detained people have been flown in and out of oakland international airport in california between 2010 and 2018. the agency stopped using the airport in october. city and airport officials wont say if they knew about these flights and the mayor is vowing to look into it. jillian: equifax set to pay the ftc over $...