As part of the bailout deal agreed over the weekend, bank customers face a one-off levy.
We present a unified face to our customers, and our own internal operations need to reflect that unity.
His customers face certain death if their diseased organs aren't quickly swapped out.
UPS' international air freight business continued to face pressure from customers opting for slower but cheaper delivery options, particularly in Asia.
The initiative was designed to encourage more face-to-face communication with customers and co-workers, raise productivity, or provide a break from the ever-filling email inbox.
If they want a global organisation to act as one, or to show a single face to their customers, they have to streamline their information flow.
Suppliers might do likewise, if their customers face fluctuating demand.
But she soon figured out what Mr. Blake calls "a brilliant plan" to limit face-to-face visits to customers with the highest sales potential, and to hire a pharmacist to contact the rest.
Indeed, a big Midwestern equipment maker is not even in the game against its European competition if potential overseas customers face obstacles visiting the United States to see the product or receive training.
In the meantime, as bills rise, energy companies continue to face the ire of customers.
More likely--and as unappetizing for Groupon--its local business customers could face hefty fines or loss of their licenses.
And given the high price that the network and its customers will face, will the iPhone prove such a great deal?
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has told banks they must do better for personal account customers or face an enforced shake-up.
CEOs believe that business CEOs think social is among the best two ways to connect with customers, face-to-face I assume being the other.
According to the official China Daily newspaper, the Minister of Information Industry, Wu Jichuan, suggested that China's hundreds of millions of customers could face the four-way choice within two years.
The most likely outcome is that customers will face a choice between Linux, which is cheap and cheerful, and Windows, which offers more bells and whistles, is tightly integrated with other Microsoft products and is easier for unskilled staff to use, but costs more.
Now someone is trying to make sense of all that, so future customers do not face the same frustrations.
Cable does face significant hurdles in convincing customers to pick up the phone.
Kiwi plans to use social media campaigns and face-to-face sales to win over customers and word-of-mouth recommendations from them, Yecke said.
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On brought the error to its attention in November and had agreed to compensate customers rather than face an investigation and a potential fine.
That scenario is considered less likely than telling checking-account customers they will face a new fee unless they go online or take other steps outlined by the bank.
In the future Navisens hopes to be able to display that orientation in the form of, perhaps, a small green triangle - which has obvious appeal to potential advertisers seeking out ways to know how, where and when potential customers are almost face-to-face with their products.
Nearly 40% of executives fear that they would lose customers to competitors without face-to-face meetings.
He also uses Oovoo to connect face to face with both current and prospective customers to discuss projects.
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Even if steel companies succeed in passing on all these added costs to customers, they could face a bigger threat to their long-term profitability.
This could be true especially for lower income households and so DirecTV may lose out on these customers or at least face higher customer acquisition costs down the road.
"Cash is king in the market, but people run out of cash very quickly, and we often lose sales because customers can't face the long weekend wait at the ATM, " he said.
As firms outsource manufacturing to Asia, they face a backlash from their loyal domestic customers.
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The survey results are graphically compiled in the computer records Cemex now keeps of all its customers -- smiling yellow face if satisfied, frowning face if upset or less than satisfied.
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