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Waste Management apologizes to customers for service delays, schedules hiring event at company's
Waste Management, a provider of waste and recycling collection, is apologizing to its customers in Berks, Bucks, Chester, Lehigh and Montgomery counties for recent delays in service.
Going Long When Goods Run Short: 5 Ways To Keep Customers
Production and cargo ships might have been stalled, but shoppers keep on moving. For retailers short of in-demand goods, this could mean losing some customers for a long time.
In 2020, many manufacturers halted or slowed production of items due to the pandemic and are now struggling to fill jobs needed to return to full production. Other goods are short of market, having been stuck in ports here or abroad.
Nearly 12,300 PSE customers are without power today | Redmond Reporter
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Empty Office Buildings Leave Spots Like The Corner Sandwich Shop Without Customers : NPR
Many white-collar office workers still haven't returned to in-person work. That means other businesses are holding their breath — like the corner sandwich shop and even office plant supplier.
Across the country, many white-collar workers still haven't returned to their offices and don't plan to until fall at the earliest. That means fewer customers for businesses that depend on those workers to buy their goods and services. Corrinne Hess of Wisconsin Public Radio has more.
Danville Utilities customers asked to reduce power usage
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DANVILLE, Va. – If you're a Danville resident, the city's utility company is asking you to reduce your power usage this week.
Danville Utilities is asking customers to reduce power from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Thursday after an advisory issued by its wholesale supplier.
Consumer Fusion® Reveals How Negative Reviews May Affect Potential Customers
"A business' online reputation and engagement with customers can be just as crucial as its in-person delivery of services," continued Gibbs.
"Our survey also found that most respondents expected business owners to respond to reviews in a timely fashion, and consumers were more likely to visit a business that did respond to negative reviews," added Gibbs.
Domino's lets customers bet on speediness of carside delivery with DraftKings tie-up |
Meanwhile, sports betting has taken off in the U.S. after the Supreme Court ruled that states could legalize the practice in 2018 .
Carside delivery falls under the company's carryout ordering options, where users can choose between going into a store to retrieve their food or having an employee bring it out to them.
Optimum to cut some customers' internet speed next month
Starting July 12, Optimum’s existing hybrid fiber coaxial customers’ upload speed will be reduced by as much as 86 percent if they were to upgrade, downgrade or change services, according to a company spokesman.
Some Optimum Cable internet service customers next month could see their upload speed reduced, at a time when faster broadband from home has become more critical than ever.
Tuesday outages expected as Avista implements rolling blackouts to 'alleviate strain'
Avista implemented "temporary unplanned power outages," otherwise known as rolling blackouts, on Monday as temperatures reached a record-tying 105 degrees in Spokane and put a "strain on the electric system," the utility said in a news release.
Nearly 5,700 Avista customers in parts of Spokane were without power as of 8:05 p.m., down from as many as approximately 8,200 earlier in the day.
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