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Netanyahu Plans ‘Broader Action’ Against Terrorism Supporters
Britain’s Cherished NHS Wrestles With Its ‘Reform or Die’ Moment
Izzy Englander’s Wife Withdraws Suit Over Post-Nuptial Agreement
Trump’s 40 Wall St. Put on Lender Watch as Vacancies, Costs Rise
Disney Streaming Tech Chief Leaves Ahead of Larger Staff Cuts
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Trump Offers Deal to Provide DNA in Rape-Accuser’s Suit
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Royal Mail said no personal data was compromised during a cyberattack detected last week, though the UK postal firm continues to grapple with the situation and letters and parcels are still not being exported.
Chief Executive Officer Simon Thompson told a House of Commons panel Tuesday that based on the investigation so far, no data breach took place, though the UK Information Commissioner’s Office, which regulates data privacy, has been informed.
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