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Globe and Mail
15-07-2025
- Business
- Globe and Mail
United Natural Foods to Host Business Update Call on July 16, 2025
United Natural Foods, Inc. (NYSE: UNFI) will host a call with the investment community at 8:30 a.m. ET on Wednesday July 16, 2025 to provide an update on the previously disclosed cyber incident and the Company's outlook for fiscal 2025. To access the conference call, please dial (800) 715-9871 (U.S. toll-free) and reference conference ID number 5462932. An audio webcast of the conference call, and materials that will be referenced during the call, will be available via the Investors section of the Company's website An online archive of the webcast will be available for 120 days. About United Natural Foods, Inc. UNFI is North America's premier grocery wholesaler delivering the widest variety of fresh, branded, and owned brand products to more than 30,000 locations throughout North America, including natural product superstores, independent retailers, conventional supermarket chains, ecommerce providers, and food service customers. UNFI also provides a broad range of value-added services and segmented marketing expertise, including proprietary technology, data, market insights, and shelf management to help customers and suppliers build their businesses and brands. As the largest full-service grocery partner in North America, UNFI is committed to building a food system that is better for all and is uniquely positioned to deliver great food, more choices, and fresh thinking to customers. To learn more about how UNFI is delivering value for its stakeholders, visit
Yahoo
13-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
FCC requesting info, experiences from Cellcom customers impacted by long-term outage
*The above video is from May 2025.* (WFRV) – The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is seeking information and experiences from Cellcom customers who were impacted by the long-term outages in May. In mid-May, Cellcom reported outages impacting its voice and text services, later saying it was due to a cyber incident, with services not being fully restored for roughly two weeks. Maino and the Mayor no longer on 97.9 WGBW, station announces Officials with Cellcom provided updates nearly daily as the outages continued, mentioning that the fix was not 'as simple as flipping a switch,' while sharing critical information with its valued customers. Now, officials with the FCC are seeking information about the outage's impact on consumers, businesses, and government entities, including 911 call centers. 'Among other issues, the FCC asks commenters to tell them whether consumers could make or receive calls and text messages, when services were restored, and whether 911 calls went through,' the FCC Office of Media Relations stated in an email. 'The FCC is also seeking information about Cellcom's handling of the outage and whether it kept the public adequately informed about the incident and restoration efforts.' Appleton's Hearthstone Museum searching for ways to find funding amidst federal cuts On May 30, saying that customers would be paying a smaller bill in July. Those wishing to submit a comment can do so on the FCC's website or by emailing CellcomOutages2025@ Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
CNA
02-07-2025
- CNA
Australia's Qantas confirms cyber incident at contact centre, customer data exposed
Australia's Qantas Airways confirmed the occurrence of a cyber incident at one of its contact centres on Wednesday, impacting customer data. The company said the breach occurred when a cybercriminal targeted a call centre and accessed a third-party customer servicing platform. Qantas said the platform contains around six million customers with service records, but did not mention whether the accounts were also based outside Australia. The initial review confirmed the data includes some customers' names, email addresses, phone numbers, birth dates and frequent flyer numbers, however, financial information such as credit card details, and separately, passport details are not held in the affected system. "We are continuing to investigate the proportion of the data that has been stolen, though we expect it will be significant," Qantas said in a statement. "No frequent flyer accounts were compromised nor have passwords, PIN numbers or log in details been accessed," it added. The airline said that the system is currently contained, with no effect on its operations or the safety of the airline. The company has also notified the Australian Cyber Security Centre and the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner, along with alerting the Australian Federal Police, "given the criminal nature of this incident." The Australian Federation of Pilots, Australian Cyber Security Centre and Office of the Australian Information Commissioner did not immediately respond to Reuters' request for comments on the matter.
CNA
01-07-2025
- Business
- CNA
Australia's Qantas confirms cyber incident at one of its contact centres
Australia's Qantas Airways confirmed on Wednesday a cyber incident at one of its contact centres, impacting customer data. The company said the breach occurred when a cybercriminal targeted a call centre and accessed a third-party customer servicing platform. "We are continuing to investigate the proportion of the data that has been stolen, though we expect it will be significant," Qantas said in a statement. The airline added that the system is currently contained, with no effect on its operations or the safety of the airline.
BBC News
28-06-2025
- BBC News
Truro secondary school closed over cyber incident
A secondary school in Cornwall will be closed for two days next week due to a "cyber incident".Richard Lander School in Truro said on Facebook an issue had affected its IT systems, but there was "no evidence that personal data has been compromised".It said an investigation was ongoing and it would be closed to students on Monday and Tuesday following advice from Truro City school said: "Currently, the cyber incident means the school has very limited access to the data which it holds. As a result, this could affect the ability of the school to function and to offer appropriate safeguarding to students." The school said it was working with the council to ensure it had "the right support and expertise available to properly assess the situation" and it would update parents on Tuesday on plans for the rest of the week.
