ROMANS: It's 25 minutes after the hour. "Minding Your Business" this morning. Electronic Arts hit by hackers. The video game maker saying information like user names, passwords, and phone numbers may have been stolen, but the company adds no credit card numbers or Social Security numbers were compromised. CitiGroup reports its customers lost $2.7 million when their credit card information was stolen by hackers last month. The customers will be reimbursed. Earlier this month, CitiGroup reveals that more than 360,000 accounts were hacked. Major lay-offs for state workers in Connecticut. Governor Dan Malloy plants to cut 7,500 employees come after the state largest union turned down a concession deal that would avoid these lay-offs. It would have frozen wages for two years and required workers to pay more in benefits. The state must close a $700 million budget gap. Gas price is down with for the 24th straight day. According to AAA, the national average is now $3.57 a gallon. That's down about 41 cents from the peak back in May. Those declines, thanks to a drop in demand in lower oil prices. A check in on the market this morning. All three major indicators poised to start the week higher as investors await
Electronic Arts Hit By Hackers; CitiGroup Hackers Took $2.7 Million