Nicole Nguyen

1 day ago | bookofjoe.com | Nicole Nguyen

And yes, your info is out there, too. Plug your data into Google’s free tool — the company promises not to use it for any other purposes — and wait a few hours for the alerts to roll in. Why care? Easily available personal data can expose you to junk mail, identity theft or impersonation scams. For executives, government officials, and public figures, the stakes are even higher.

4 days ago | flipboard.com | Nicole Nguyen

3 hours agoI Cut My Streaming Bill in Half and Still Watched Everything I WantedA few easy swaps helped me slash my bill without FOMO. Streaming was supposed to be the cheaper, simpler alternative to cable. But with constant price hikes, confusing bundles and surprise "extra member" fees, it's starting to feel like we've come full circle. Add up your subscriptions -- Netflix, …3 hours agoCT Scans Are Causing Quite a Bit of Cancer, Doctors FindThink twice about whether you really need one.

4 days ago | wsj.com | Nicole Nguyen

And yes, your info is out there, too. Plug your data into Google’s free tool—the company promises not to use it for any other purposes—and wait a few hours for the alerts to roll in. Why care? Easily available personal data can expose you to junk mail, identity theft or impersonation scams. For executives, government officials and public figures, the stakes are even higher.

4 days ago | flipboard.com | Nicole Nguyen

2 hours agoI Cut My Streaming Bill in Half and Still Watched Everything I WantedA few easy swaps helped me slash my bill without FOMO. Streaming was supposed to be the cheaper, simpler alternative to cable. But with constant price hikes, confusing bundles and surprise "extra member" fees, it's starting to feel like we've come full circle.

1 week ago | wsj.com | Nicole Nguyen

iPhones on display at an Apple Store in New York. (Sarah Yenesel/Shutterstock)Consumer electronics, which are largely made in China, saw potential levies as high as 145% under President Trump’s tariffs. An announcement that hit late Friday says that smartphones, computers, semiconductors and other electronics will now be exempt from much of that. What does this mean for gadgets?