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DiNapoli: Identity theft cases surged in New York in 2020

ALBANY, N.Y. — Identity thefts in New York surged during the pandemic with more than 67,000 complaints filed statewide in 2020, which was 85 percent more than the previous year and more than four times the annual total from a decade earlier, according to a report released today by New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli. The New York City metropolitan area had the highest rate of identity theft reports to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) per capita at 403 reports per 100,000 people, followed by Poughkeepsie-Newburgh-Middletown (315) and Rochester (303) metropolitan areas. “In the midst of the stresses caused by the pandemic, many New Yorkers also dealt with identity theft last year,” DiNapoli said.

Identify theft is on the rise in New York state

Updated: 1:54 PM EDT May 13, 2021 BUFFALO, N.Y. Identify theft cases in New York state steadily increased in 2020. That s according to New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli. The Federal Trade Commission has received 67,000 complaints from consumers. That is up 85% from the previous year. “In the midst of the stresses caused by the pandemic, many New Yorkers also dealt with identity theft last year,” said DiNapoli. “Even when there’s no money stolen, resolving the consequences of stolen personal information is complicated and can take months of effort. Often the pain is really felt later, when victims have trouble getting a job, renting an apartment, or getting a loan because their identity was stolen. We should all take common-sense steps to keep personal information confidential, and companies must do more to protect consumers from identity theft.”

Exxon investors warn of existential risk from emissions

Exxon investors warn of ‘existential’ risk from emissions Derek Brower and Justin Jacobs Updated Save Share Chicago/Washington | ExxonMobil faces an “existential business risk” by pinning its future on fossil fuels as governments move to slash emissions, an activist hedge fund will tell investors in the final push of its battle to overhaul the oil company’s board. “ExxonMobil still has no credible plan to protect value in an energy transition”, says an 80-page investor presentation, seen by the Financial Times, in which Engine No 1 excoriates the company’s “value destruction” and “refusal to accept that fossil fuel demand may decline”.

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