Companies Avoid Financial Penalties After Massive Computer Data Breaches

More than a year after millions of T.J. Maxx and Marshalls customers found out their credit card information had been hacked into, the discount stores' operator agreed to have its information audited but avoided paying federal fines.
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Dan Caterinicchia

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