Finding the highest quality in both product and customer service in your backyard sounds impossible, but Tacony Corporation has been distributing and manufacturing the best in sewing machines, cleaning products and floor care out of Fenton for 75 years.
"It's really an honor to be able to carry on the legacy of my grandfather and then my father and to keep that journey going," says CEO Kristi Tacony Humes, who took leadership in 2016. "My grandfather was an entrepreneur at heart.
Sendlane raises $20M to convert shoppers into loyal customers – TechCrunch
Sendlane , a San Diego-based multichannel marketing automation platform, announced Thursday it raised $20 million in Series A funding.
Five Elms Capital and others invested in the round to give Sendlane total funding of $23 million since the company was founded in 2018.
Our Customers Have Spoken: DataStax Receives NorthFace ScoreBoard Service Award for Exceptional
"DataStax always provides top-notch support and feedback. DataStax Enterprise is core to our business and allows us to provide rich data insights enabling credit unions to quickly understand portfolio behavior and make decisions to grow their credit and debit programs.
In order to receive this award, companies must pass an audit from the CRMI and earn top-tier customer loyalty and customer satisfaction levels along with a number of categories, including technical support, customer experience, and account management.
Olympus Pools customers start receiving foreclosure intention letters from subcontractors seeking
“This is not just a monetary loss,” she said. “This is physically draining.”
Matheny says she and her husband paid $60,000 in full for the pool and she now faces three liens from subcontractors who claim Olympus Pools didn’t pay them their work.
Pharmacy expansion hopes to save drive time for customers
Grand Pharmacy opened up their second location today at 400 Broadway street in Center.
Pharmacy technician Jackie Dryden says she's already seen a positive impact thus far.
"We're small enough to where we can start learning people's names as they come in, which you don't get that in big box stores. And I think people appreciate that."
PG&E Customers Expected Pay Costs to Bury 10,000 Miles of Power Lines - GV Wire - Explore.
Pacific Gas & Electric plans to bury 10,000 miles of its power lines in an effort to prevent its fraying grid from sparking wildfires when electrical equipment collides with millions of trees and other vegetation across drought-stricken California.
The daunting project announced Wednesday aims to bury about 10% of PG&E’s distribution and transmission lines at a projected cost of $15 billion to as much as $30 billion, based on how much the process currently costs.
AT&T tops earnings estimate as phone customers rush back - CNET
The company has spent the last few months returning its focus to its core wireless business and its 5G rollout. It has agreed to spin off its Warner Media business -- which includes HBO, CNN and Warner Bros. studio -- in a deal with Discovery that's expected to close next year.
National Fuel proposes rate decrease for Pa. customers | WKBN.com
WJET/WFXP/ YourErie.com — The National Fuel Gas Distribution Corporation has filed a request with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) to provide savings to customers.
If approved, all customers, including those in Mercer County, would receive a one-time bill credit and a reduction in monthly bills. The ongoing savings on monthly bills would include a reduction in base delivery rates and a temporary refund rate that would be effective for five years.
Intel CEO: We're talking to 100 potential customers for manufacturing services | VentureBeat
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger said the company is talking to 100 potential customers for its Intel Foundry Services (IFS), where the company uses its factories to make chips for others.
He said the company will have more to say about IFS customers on Monday. Gelsinger joined as CEO earlier this year and pledged to get Intel to regain its leadership in manufacturing.
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