IBM fined $98m for failing to modernise Indiana's welfare system

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IBM fined $98m for failing to modernise Indiana's welfare system

Promises to appeal ruling.

IBM has promised to appeal an Indiana judge's ruling that calls for the technology company to pay more than US$78 million (A$98 million) in damages to the state for failing to overhaul the government's welfare system. Marion superior court judge Heather Welch ruled on Friday that ...

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