Around 329,000 people are still without power across southeast Louisiana as restoration efforts continue after Hurricane Zeta made landfall Wednesday.
As of Friday morning, over 149,000 Entergy customers are without power in Jefferson Parish. That is down from 173,000 Thursday evening.
More than 100,000 customers are without power in Orleans Parish, down from over 125,000 Thursday evening. Lafourche Parish has more than 8,800 without power, down from 12,000 Thursday.
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Report: Home Depot Canada error exposes data of hundreds of customers | Chain Store Age
The first tweet acknowledged the issue affected a "very small" number of customers who had in-store pickup orders. Several hours later, a second tweet from the company confirmed that a "very small" number of customers who placed orders on Home Depot's Canadian website were also affected by what it termed a "systems error." Both tweets indicated the problem had been resolved and invited anyone with additional questions to send the company a direct message on Twitter.
Commentary: Careful planning keeps water costs down for customers | Valley News
With one out of every nine Californians out of work and the coronavirus pandemic continuing to impact the economy, many families are struggling financially. They are carefully monitoring every dollar and reexamining each expense. Rest assured, Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District is doing the same.
Providing safe, affordable, reliable service to customers is of utmost importance to EVMWD. Our team of skilled professionals work around the clock so that you have high quality water 24/7, 365 days a year. Rigorously tested to ensure that it meets all state and federal guidelines, your tap water is safe and clean. Here's even more good news: it still comes at less than a penny per gallon, even with changing state water regulations and increasing imported water costs.
Blue Apron yo-yos again with Q3 customer losses | Grocery Dive
Blue Apron's fortunes have risen and fallen over the course of the pandemic. After earning a surprise $1.1 million profit during the second quarter and sending its stock to a high point of $16.25 a share, the company ran into labor issues during Q3 that prompted fewer meal options and a significant reduction in customers.
Blue Apron tried to hire more employees and increase wages for workers where possible, but struggled to find enough workers to meet the demand for meal kits. The company made temporary cuts to menu options to alleviate production lines, but still couldn't keep up.
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Restaurants and bars in Michigan to collect names and numbers of customers starting Monday
Starting immediately, indoor venues with fixed seating can only allow a max of 50 guests at a time, down from 500, and restaurants can only seat six people per table.
That dining experience is about to get more personal thanks to COVID contact tracing. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services says bars and restaurants will need to start collecting names and phone numbers of patrons.
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Some say it's just another way to single out the restaurant and bar industry with no real proof that they're a problem, and at a time when their capacity is already at 50%.
Georgia Power reports power restored to nearly 675,000 customers - Cobb County Courier
Georgia Power reported in a press release this afternoon that power has been restored to nearly 675,000 customers, and they repeated their earlier estimate that power would be restored to 95 percent of affected customers by Sunday evening.
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Georgia Power continues damage assessment and restoration efforts and has already restored electric service to nearly 675,000 customers following Hurricane Zeta. As of 1 p.m. Friday, approximately 180,000 customers are without power across Georgia. The company expects power to be restored to 95% of customers impacted by Hurricane Zeta by Sunday night, and the company is working as safely and quickly as possible to restore power to customers.
How a CRM Can Upgrade Your Customer Experience
There are three types of CRMs: Operational, analytical, and collaborative. While all CRM share some core functionality, the primary roles of each are different.
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CMSWire spoke with Tom Huberty, CEO of Huberty Performance Learning, LLC , about how CRMs help brands build better relationships with customers. "Any retail business can use the CRM to create WOW moments between the sales visits. In any 'relationship' selling situation, the sales consultants are not only selling the correct product or service, they are finding information that can be housed in the CRM for future reference.
Customers of Lindberg firms can withdraw money from annuities. | Local | journalnow.com
Robert Brown Public Relations shows Greg Lindberg. Lindberg has started serving a federal prison sentence for corruption-related convictions and was in custody Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2020, at a minimum-security prison in Montgomery, Alabama, according to Scott Taylor, a spokesman for the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
A Wake County Superior Court judge issued an order Friday that allows state Department of Insurance to offer customers of two insurance companies a one-time option for a limited partial withdrawal of funds from annuity contracts.
Happening on Twitter
Still more than 300K without power in Louisiana this morning. I am in that number! Entergy Louisiana CEO & Preside… https://t.co/cfKmnZ3NgW ShebaTurk (from NOLA) Fri Oct 30 10:37:33 +0000 2020
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