A federal panel has ordered about 100 consumer class actions filed against Target Corp. over its data breach transferred to Minnesota, where lawyers in related derivative shareholder actions have moved to appoint lead counsel.
On Dec. 19, Target announced that hackers had compromised debit and credit card transactions at its stores across the country. The breach occurred from Nov. 27 to Dec. 15 and is believed to have affected 110 million customers.
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