A lawsuit filed by Sony Music in Delaware against hotel chain Marriott International (NASDAQ:MAR) accusing the hotel operator of misusing hundreds of its songs in advertisements on social media platforms has been dropped.

Marriott has agreed to pay $52 million to settle an FTC data breach lawsuit. The hotel operator was subject to a data breach in 2018

Five months after launching a copyright infringement suit against hotel giant Marriott, Sony Music Entertainment appears to have settled the case. Continue to article... In a joint filing with a federal court in Maryland on Tuesday (October 8),

Minnesota will receive more than $800,000 as part of a nationwide settlement with Marriott International over a data breach. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison recently announced that he and 49 other attorneys general had reached a $52 million settlement with the hospitality company.

Michigan is getting over $1 million of a $52M settlement reached between Marriott and a coalition of 50 Attorneys General.

Marriott has reached a multimillion-dollar settlement with 49 states and the District over a series of data breaches that affected more than 330 million customers between 2014 and 2020.

Attorney General Brenna Bird announced Wednesday that Iowa will receive over half a million in the nationwide $52 million settlement with Marriott.