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Clorox says cyberattack is disrupting production and may cause product shortages
Clorox said the cyberattack has caused caused ongoing production disruptions but expects to bring systems online next week.
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90,000+ reasons to eye your bag 100% at the airport
NBC Bay Area Responds to a South Bay family’s TSA dispute and their experience might change the way you go through airport security.
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Horror vacation? How to avoid fraud when planning your next trip
Tourism is a multi-billion dollar industry and criminals want their share. Here’s how not to risk falling into their clutches.
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Thinking of buying a new pair of jeans? Here's how to get the most for your money.
For some smart shoppers, getting dressed is one big math problem.
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Warning labels in the U.S. seem to be everywhere. Here's why they may be pointless
The prevalence of warning labels has been increasing on consumer products in the past several decades, but researchers aren’t convinced they actually work.
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Biden administration is taking on corporate mergers, landlord junk fees and food price-gouging
The Biden administration on Wednesday proposed new guidelines for corporate mergers, took steps to disclose the junk fees charged by landlords and launched a crackdown on price-gouging in the food industry.
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FBI warns of rise in scams targeting elderly people
Scams targeting seniors are on the rise, the FBI is warning. Kathy Vara reports for the NBC4 News on July 7, 2023.
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Taskrabbit's ‘Happiness Pledge' may not make you so happy, attorney says
Taskrabbit has a “Happiness Pledge” allowing users to recoup up to $10,000 for property damage due to a tasker’s negligence. But it’s not always so straightforward.
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How Is Your Credit Score Calculated?
Here is how it’s calculated, explained with the help of some Barbie dolls.
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Title Fraud Could Leave You Buying a Stolen Car
That used car you bought could end up being stolen and lead you to problems with the law, thanks to vehicle title fraud. Carolyn Johnson reports May 4, 2023.
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Organic, Free Range or Cage-Free? Egg Labels Explained
With dozens of egg options at different prices, including for cage-free, free range and organic, what does it all mean, and is it worth paying more? Consumer Reports helped explain.
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Tenants in LA Are Learning How to Fight an Eviction and Win
Evictions in LA are expected to reach an all-time high now that pandemic-era protections have ended. But some tenants’ rights groups are teaching people how to successfully fight back.
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How to Use Your Bed Bath & Beyond Gift Cards and Points Before It's Too Late
Time is running out to use gift cards and coupons at Bed Bath & Beyond and BuyBuy Baby.
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What to Know Before Buying Music Festival Tickets
As the weather begins to warm up customers will start spending thousands of dollars on tickets to see their favorite stars. Carolyn Johnson reports for the NBC4’s I-Team on March 1, 2023.
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Mobile Vets Bring Convenience for Pet Owners
Some pet owners are opting for mobile veterinarians. Here’s what you need to know about the service. Carolyn Johnson reports Feb. 23, 2023.
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Can't Book a Vet? Mobile Veterinarians Make Pet Care More Convenient
Rebecca Melinger and Andrew Grone are first-time pet parents. Any little sniffle from their bernedoodle Finley makes them nervous. And the long wait time to see a veterinarian doesn’t help. Here are mobile vet clinics in Los Angeles that can help.
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If You're Struggling to Pay Your Natural Gas Bill, Some Programs May Help
Seeking relief from high natural gas bills? You have options. Shockingly high natural gas prices have dropped in recent weeks, but prices in the western region remain higher than last year. Many customers are still feeling the sting as days of cold weather approach in Southern California. Here are some tips to help save money.
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Drivers Waiting Weeks, Even Months, to Get Cars Repaired Due to Backordered Parts
Experts say supply chain issues are causing car repairs to take weeks or even months for some people – and the problem won’t be fixed any time soon.
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Car Owners Waiting Months for Repairs Due to Backordered Parts
Supply chain issues have meant that some car owners are waiting weeks to months to have their cars repaired. However, there are some things drivers can do if they’re waiting for backordered parts. Carolyn Johnson reports Feb. 15, 2023.
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‘Hit Pause': Try This Spending Freeze Challenge
Ditching auto-renewal and reevaluating your budget can help save money. News4’s Susan Hogan is working 4 you on ways to get closer to financial freedom.