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MGM Resorts Data Breach Might Be Bigger Than Expected, Details of 142 Million Guests Reportedly on Dark Web
MGM Resorts had suffered a data breach last year where it was reported that personal information 10.6 million guests were compromised. However, it appears that over 142 million (14.2 crore) MGM Hotel guests' data might have been impacted.
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MGM Pitches Plan For NBA To Finish Season In Las Vegas: Report
The NBA halted its season in March and the league has announced no plan for resuming games or even a timetable for returning to competition.
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"Public Health Crisis": Largest Vegas Casino Shuts Down On Virus Fear
Several Las Vegas casinos and hotels including venues on the city's main strip will close their doors in an effort to prevent spread of the deadly coronavirus, MGM said Sunday.
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MGM Hack Exposes Personal Data of Over 10 Million Hotel Guests: Report
MGM Resorts hotels include Bellagio, Aria, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, Park MGM, Mirage, Luxor, and Excalibur in Las Vegas and almost all of these are booked round the year for conferences, mostly related to technology.
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6-Year-Old Electrocuted After Touching "Faulty" Railing At MGM Resort
Investigators looking into the electrocution of a 6-year-old girl who was critically injured at MGM National Harbor say a device that controls the flow of electricity to lights on a handrail she touched was improperly installed, according to a preliminary assessment obtained by The Washington Post.
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MGM Resorts Sues Victims Of Las Vegas Massacre, Triggers Protest
MGM Resorts, owner of the LasVegas hotel that was the scene of the worst mass shooting in modern US history, has sued victims of the massacre, triggering howls of protest.
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US' Las Vegas Hospitality Giants To Give Panic Buttons To Workers: Report
Las Vegas' MGM Resorts International and Caesars Entertainment are bracing up to make their work places safer for staffers.
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Hotel Says 4 Officers Were On 32nd Floor As Las Vegas Shooter Fired. Should They Have acted?
At least two Las Vegas police officers and two armed private security officers were on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel during the time that Stephen Paddock was firing down into a concert crowd, killing 58 and wounding hundreds, according to a statement from the hotel's owners, MGM Resorts International.
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Billionaire Financier Kirk Kerkorian Dead: MGM Resorts
Legendary tycoon Kirk Kerkorian, who built iconic Las Vegas resorts and was a major investor in automakers and film studios, died late Tuesday, MGM Resorts International spokesman Clark Dumont said Wednesday.
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MGM Resorts Data Breach Might Be Bigger Than Expected, Details of 142 Million Guests Reportedly on Dark Web
MGM Resorts had suffered a data breach last year where it was reported that personal information 10.6 million guests were compromised. However, it appears that over 142 million (14.2 crore) MGM Hotel guests' data might have been impacted.
-
MGM Pitches Plan For NBA To Finish Season In Las Vegas: Report
The NBA halted its season in March and the league has announced no plan for resuming games or even a timetable for returning to competition.
-
"Public Health Crisis": Largest Vegas Casino Shuts Down On Virus Fear
Several Las Vegas casinos and hotels including venues on the city's main strip will close their doors in an effort to prevent spread of the deadly coronavirus, MGM said Sunday.
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MGM Hack Exposes Personal Data of Over 10 Million Hotel Guests: Report
MGM Resorts hotels include Bellagio, Aria, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, Park MGM, Mirage, Luxor, and Excalibur in Las Vegas and almost all of these are booked round the year for conferences, mostly related to technology.
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6-Year-Old Electrocuted After Touching "Faulty" Railing At MGM Resort
Investigators looking into the electrocution of a 6-year-old girl who was critically injured at MGM National Harbor say a device that controls the flow of electricity to lights on a handrail she touched was improperly installed, according to a preliminary assessment obtained by The Washington Post.
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MGM Resorts Sues Victims Of Las Vegas Massacre, Triggers Protest
MGM Resorts, owner of the LasVegas hotel that was the scene of the worst mass shooting in modern US history, has sued victims of the massacre, triggering howls of protest.
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US' Las Vegas Hospitality Giants To Give Panic Buttons To Workers: Report
Las Vegas' MGM Resorts International and Caesars Entertainment are bracing up to make their work places safer for staffers.
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Hotel Says 4 Officers Were On 32nd Floor As Las Vegas Shooter Fired. Should They Have acted?
At least two Las Vegas police officers and two armed private security officers were on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel during the time that Stephen Paddock was firing down into a concert crowd, killing 58 and wounding hundreds, according to a statement from the hotel's owners, MGM Resorts International.
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Billionaire Financier Kirk Kerkorian Dead: MGM Resorts
Legendary tycoon Kirk Kerkorian, who built iconic Las Vegas resorts and was a major investor in automakers and film studios, died late Tuesday, MGM Resorts International spokesman Clark Dumont said Wednesday.
