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Blackbaud Reaches $50M Settlement With 49 States, District of Columbia Over 2020 Data Breach

NonProfit PRO

million combined settlement with 49 states and the District of Columbia regarding the nonprofit technology provider’s 2020 data breach and its aftermath. Blackbaud reached a $49.5 Here’s an overview of what the settlement requires of Blackbaud moving forward.

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SoLo Funds settles lawsuit over predatory lending accusations in District of Columbia

TechCrunch

The District of Columbia Attorney General today announced an agreement with SoLo Funds, a fintech company that enables peer-to-peer lending, to settle a lawsuit that alleged SoLo Funds engaged in predatory lending practices. In February, TechCrunch reported that SoLo Funds had acquired over 1 million registered users and over 1.3

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TD Bank is closing dozens of branches across 10 states: Here’s the full list of doomed locations

Fast Company Tech

Below is a state-by-state list of the locations: Connecticut (2) North Branford Branch 1289 Foxon Road, North Branford, New Haven County Torrington Commons 215 High St, Torrington, Litchfield County District of Columbia (1) Georgetown 1611 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington, D.C.

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Housing market power shift: 7 states where buyers are gaining leverage

Fast Company Tech

The District of Columbia is also above pre-pandemic 2019 inventory levels. Some buyers, who would have previously considered existing homes, are now opting for new homes with more favorable deals. Weakness in D.C. proper predates the current admins job cuts.)

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Counterfeiters caught in multimillion-dollar iPhone repair scheme

TechSpot

A federal jury in the District of Columbia convicted Haotian Sun and Pengfei Xue over their plan to steal more than $3 million from Apple. Read Entire Article

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TikTok and ByteDance sue US government over forced sale, claim free-speech violations

TechSpot

A lawsuit filed by TikTok and ByteDance in the court of appeals for the District of Columbia calls the law an "unprecedented violation" of the First Amendment. The companies add that the requirement to divest TikTok to avoid a nationwide ban is not commercially, legally, or technically possible, partly because. Read Entire Article

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No respite for Apple as four more states join lawsuit over alleged smartphone monopoly

TechSpot

The original complaint filed in March was by 15 states and the District of Columbia. The lawsuit had accused the iPhone maker of wielding its dominance to extract higher profits from consumers, developers, content creators, and businesses across its ecosystem. Specifically, it claimed iPhones sell for as much as $1,599.