GE Employee Data Stolen From Laptop

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More than 50,000 General Electric former and current employees face the risk of identity theft after learning a laptop computer containing personal data was stolen earlier this month. "The laptop was stolen from a locked hotel room, we believe it was a random criminal act," Russell Wilkerson, a GE spokesperson. Wilkerson said "evidence suggests the laptop was stolen for its physical value rather than for its content." The spokesman wouldn't elaborate. Though Wilkerson did not identify the employee nor the hotel's location, he said the data was being used in a project. "We are considering disciplinary action."

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