B-Garage

The supplied evidence does not describe a brand called B-Garage. The only source provided is a Chinese financial news article about Shaoneng Group (韶能股份, ticker 000601), a Shenzhen-listed clean-energy and precision-manufacturing company, covering its 2026 first-three-quarter earnings forecast, installed power capacity, and northbound-investor holdings. That article contains no mention of B-Garage, no product, company, platform, retailer, or trademark under that name, and no ownership, headquarters, founding, or market information that could be attributed to it. Because the identity of B-Garage cannot be established from the evidence, this entry is deliberately kept short and flagged for review. It should not be assumed to be an automotive garage chain, a motorcycle brand, a software platform, or any other specific commercial offering without further sourcing. No founder, founding year, headquarters, website, parent company, executive, product line, campaign, or milestone is asserted here, since doing so would require inventing facts. To complete this dossier, additional evidence is needed: an official website or verified social profile, a company registry record, a trademark filing, a Wikipedia or trade-press article, or a retailer/platform listing that uses the B-Garage name in a commercial context. Once such a source is supplied, the entry can be rewritten with a proper summary, history, taxonomy classification, and product and ownership details.

• 2026

  Daiichi Kosho discloses supplier data breach potentially affecting about 8.72 million customers

  Daiichi Kosho, operator of the Big Echo karaoke chain, published a statement on October 8, 2026 disclosing an incident at Nippon Columbia Group (NCG), the entertainment group that handles customer information for the firm. According to NCG, a malware infection was discovered on an employee PC between October 1 and October 2, 2026, and the device was isolated from the network on October 2; NCG reported the scope of impact to Daiichi Kosho on October 5. Daiichi Kosho said approximately 8,724,000 customers who registered or made reservations at its stores may have had their names, genders, dates of birth, email addresses and telephone numbers leaked to external parties, and that it cannot rule out the possibility of a leak. About 5.6 million of those potentially affected are Big Echo customers and 3.5 million are DK Dining customers, with Mega Big, Banana Club, Karaoke Club Dam and B-Garage also affected. NCG has reset affected passwords and is investigating the cause and whether data was compromised, while Daiichi Kosho urged customers to watch for phishing attempts and opened a toll-free helpline.

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2. 2Daiichi Kosho discloses supplier data breach potentially affecting about 8.72 million customersinfosecurity-magazine.com