EUR 22 million set aside for British Airways 2018 data breach
The reference to an ‘exceptional expense of EUR 22 million in relation to the theft of customer data at British Airways’, buried in IAG’s
The reference to an ‘exceptional expense of EUR 22 million in relation to the theft of customer data at British Airways’, buried in IAG’s
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