Utility crews remain busy for days after two waves of storms knocked out power throughout western and northern Michigan.
As of Friday afternoon, 132,000 Consumers Energy customers were still without power. Much of mid-Michigan appeared to have power restored, according to the utility’s outage map .
Were customers trained to be difficult to service workers? - Marketplace
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Now that Americans are shopping in person again, it seems we’re seeing a lot of videos on social media showing customers lashing out at workers and insulting them over wearing masks or slow service. And it’s not just anecdotal.
"Listen to Your Customers" | Springfield Business Journal
Jim and Debbie Meinsen share one piece of advice they believe has contributed to the longevity of their business: listen to your customers. The Meinsens are co-owners of TCI Graphics, and have been in business for over 50 years.
A restaurant industry veteran invested in a mobile food operation centered on hot dogs; the second shop for Schuchmann Meat Co. opened; and wireless carrier U.S. Cellular relocated.
Groupon customers could be due cash refunds after UK watchdog warning | Groupon | The Guardian
Groupon started out selling vouchers for experiences such as hotel teas and outdoor activities, and now sells a bewildering range of "discounted" items and services – from lawnmowers to deodorant.
It remains to be seen whether that will include the offering of cash refunds to affected customers.
More and more customers paying with Bitcoin
RALEIGH, N.C. — Bitcoin was invented in 2009 and is a decentralized, peer-to-peer cryptocurrency system that processes transactions through digital units of exchange.
Lately we've been hearing a lot about companies starting to accept Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as a form of payment.
County lends hand to CJW Waste customers
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GREENUP COUNTY, Ky. (WSAZ) - It's the same fly-infested, hot trash that's been piling up for CJW waste customers like Shawn Dodd.
"I got another trash can sitting out behind my house. I'm getting ready to use it again, but then that's gonna be triple the trash," Dodd said.
Orange and Rockland Payment Plan Can Help Customers Emerge from the Pandemic | Borough of Oakland
When the pandemic hit the region in March 2020, Rockland Electric Company recognized the hardship it would pose and moved quickly to help customers. The company halted disconnection of services due to non-payment even before the state passed legislation to stop disconnections.
Bars, Restaurants & Customers Prepare for First Weekend With Indoor Mask Mandates – NBC
If you're headed out this weekend, you may need your mask depending on the area you're in after several cities and towns issued mask mandates to help cut down on the transmission of COVID-19.
New Haven was the first city to announce an indoor mask mandate . The City of Hartford also announced a new mask mandate indoors on Tuesday . Cities and towns are issuing their own mandates after Gov. Ned Lamont granted them the ability to issue mask requirements.
Over 4,000 OG&E customers without power across Central and Eastern Oklahoma | KFOR.com
OKLAHOMA CITY ( KFOR ) – Thousands of OG&E customers are still without power Friday night, following a sudden heavy storm.
Oklahoma City has the most outages, 2,290. Howe has the second most outages with 504, Gore the third most with 417.
Daily Crunch: 3 US Senators ask Amazon how biometric payment system will handle customers’
Hello and welcome to Daily Crunch for August 13, 2021. We made it to Friday, everyone. Congratulations! Despite it being the end of the week, we still have lots to talk about. Reddit taking on TikTok. Valuation changes in a key startup sector.
The industry analysts enterprise reporter Ron Miller interviewed said the initiative has tremendous potential, but one noted that Salesforce will have to dig deep to compete in today’s crowded media landscape.
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