Target hack victims may have U.S. to blame for coming up empty

By: Andrew Harris December 12, 2014

Millions of Target Corp. customers whose credit card data and identifying information was stolen by hackers face the prospect the retailer owes them nothing for their ensuing troubles, and they may have the government to thank for it.

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Target hack victims may have U.S. to blame for coming up empty

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