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Toyou Feiji Electronics, a software company whose customers include Chinese web giant Sina, today held on to a 29% rise in its shares yesterday after its stock debuted at the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
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The company's customers include wholesalers, distributors, retail drugstore chains and government agencies.
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The company's 70 customers include Georgetown, Princeton and Colby College.
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The company has more than 6, 000 customers, which include companies like Groupon, Marketo and Mint.com.
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Ron Morano, a spokesman for Jersey Central Power and Light, where essentially all of its 1.1 million customers lost power, said the company was looking at ideas that include putting some sub stations underground and more aggressive tree-trimming.
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An increasing number of orders that include her product have very high transaction totals, suggesting customers are purchasing other products the company sells.
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The company operates globally, with 39% of its 2011 revenue derived from outside the U.S. Its customers include drilling contractors, subsea construction companies and pipeline and refinery operators.
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