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    How safe are your passwords? Expert tips

    Millions of LivingSocial passwords were compromised raising questions about your other passwords. Are yours safe? Experts show you an easy way to make them secure and hard to hack.

    • Drivers renting car to make extra money

      Need to make extra money this year? How about renting out your car? It's a new money-maker for some northeast Ohio residents.

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        Angie's List: When to get an oil change

        Does your car need an oil change every 3,000 miles? It seems everyone has a different opinion – 3,000, 5,000, 7,000 or even 10,000 miles. In this Angie’s List report, how often depends on a variety of factors.

         

        FBI, city of Akron investigating hacker attack that compromised identities of…

        The identities of thousands of taxpayers in Akron were stolen, and security experts say other businesses may be next if they don't take steps to safeguard

        Shaker Heights family waits for refund after driveway sealcoating job caused…

        Consumers need to pay close attention to the weather forecast before giving the "green light" on a driveway sealcoating project.

        Sticker shock? JCPenney slaps new high prices on goods

        John Matarese finds dozens of new, higher price stickers on JCPenney's merchandise

        JCPenney apology: 'We messed up, we're sorry!'

        John Matarese reports on Penney's unprecedented apology to shoppers.

        Housefax promises to provide information on properties' past

        A Boulder-based company is set to launch a website called Housefax to provide that information and more.

        American Airlines: Passengers who carry-on less can board earlier

        Passengers who pack light will be able to board early on American Airlines.

        Doctors seeing increase in eye damage likely from sun, lack of people wearing…

        We tested several pairs of sunglasses to see if you need to pay a lot to protect your eyes from the sun.

        Mothers Against Drunk Driving believes technology in cars could solve drunk…

        While the government is focused on lowering the blood-alcohol level, Mothers Against Drunk Driving is focused on a three-step process to stop the problem.

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