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A review is offered for the Clyde's bar located in Brooklyn, New York City.

The article presents information on the lack of technology support for customers of cable and mobile companies, the impact of company procedures on the service provided by tech support agents, and excellent tech support provided by firms that include GoDaddy, Amazon Prime, and Apple.

The article mentions the planned makeover of Spirit Airlines into a cheap but customer service-focused airline in the U.S., which will include reducing the frat-boy image, cleaning up the cabins, and improving arrival times, as of June 28, 2016.

The article offers the author's insights regarding the interior designer Homepolish founded by Noa Santos and his partner Will Nathan. Topics discussed include how the firm allows its staff establish reputation as the reputation earned by the company, the aspects of how the company give designers access to clients and providing clients with the accessible design expertise through online services, and the satisfaction of several couples on the design offered by the firm to their structures. INSET: More à la Carte Décor..

The article focuses on the efforts of companies in appealing to wealthy customers through exclusive services. Topics covered include Delta Airlines started a surprise-and-delight service of transporting wealthy passengers in Porsche cars between terminals, the Royal Caribbean special beach club in Haiti for wealthy guests, and the trend of affluent customers seeking constant validation as top-value customers.

The article states that despite earning about $22 billion in profits in 2015, U.S. domestic air carriers American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines were not reducing airfares as of early 2016. The article examines the airline industry practice of capacity discipline, a U.S. Justice Department investigation into the airline industry concerning possible collusion, and customer service among U.S. airlines.

The article reports on how long the barbecue customers take their lines to be served at barbecue restaurant Franklin Barbecue located in Austin, Texas. It mentions various costumers who have spent time to line with a camping chair and waiting to be serve including siblings Corey McCart and Zacharriah Hill, Raheem Chaudhry, and John Veracruz.

The article focuses on start-up companies that are attempting to replace technology in favor of human agents. The author discusses the rise of internet travel websites, which replaced travel agents, and examines how travel, home service, and shopping companies are now adding humans back to their central business plan.

The article discusses the U.S. telecommunication cable and satellite provider Time Warner Cable's advertising campaign featuring jokes about their former flaws in their cable service. The role that the advertising campaign plays in efforts to increase customer satisfaction of Time Warner's services, including its customer service, is discussed.

The article discusses how a family-owned bookstore Buchhandlung Frühauf in Bad Sooden-Allendorf, Germany, operated by Wolfgang Frühauf, has sold to Sausage too, in order to survive.

The article presents review of bar at Momofuku Ko, 8 Extra Pl, New York.

The article reports on Melanie Kennedy who is a former accountant from Bangor, Northern Ireland and has been diagnosed with stage four incurable breast cancer. It states that she indulge in a massage at the spa at Culloden Estate and Spa in Belfast after knowing that the hotel had recently trained its therapists on giving treatments to guests with cancer.

The article reports on the plan of financial services company Wells Fargo & Co. to transform the customer and team member experiences by replacing required questions with tips and suggestions relevant to customers.

The article discusses the struggle of the movie ticketing service provider MoviePass over their terms of service that limit the number of times fans can see the same movie to just once wherein the subscribers' account will be canceled if they are ineligible to sign up for a new MoviePass account.

The article offers information on the new service of online retailer Amazon wherein customers' orders can be delivered inside their cars or on the trunks of their cars for convenience.

The author reflects on racial discrimination in customer service in the U.S. as of April 21, 2018, with topics including coffee chain Starbucks Corp.'s decision to require all its employees to undergo racial bias training and the need to change how services are delivered.

The article presents information on the Ski Resorts in the Caucasus Mountains, highlighting facts on Chechnya, the development of resorts in order to create job opportunities, and Chechnya as a brand impacting the tourism in Russia.

The article reports on the opening of Clairmont Nichols Opticians in Midtown East, New York City on January 1, 2018 and offers information on the customer service of the optical clinic and the other product it sells such as binoculars and telescopes.

The article presents information on services being offered by travel companies to solo travelers including staterooms, waiving of single supplement for rooms, and awards for travelers.

The article discusses a trend within the retail industry of various stores and companies approaching shoppers as guests rather than as customers. Topics addressed include the practice of cashiers using the phrase "following guest" to get the attention of customers waiting in line, as well as the role of entertainment and hospitality company Disney in originating the trend.

The article discusses the significance of the Citizens Bank of Weir (CBW) in Weir, Kansas, highlighting the implications of the bank's efforts to implement faster money transfers in terms of the broader U.S. banking industry. Topics addressed include bank owners Suresh Ramamurthi and Suchitra Padmanabhan's decision to purchase the bank in a small Kansas town, as well as the Automated Clearing House (A.C.H.) money transfer system.

The article informs that Delta Air Lines will be allowing its passengers with free mobile text messaging on the flights with cheap Wi-Fi, in order to offer its customers with more entertaining services.

The article informs that Uber, the embattled global ride hailing business, has started boating service as one of several experiments to grow the firm. It is noted that UberBOAT was started in June 2017 in the archipelago of Croatia with four routes and has expanded to 30, based on customer demand. It is noted that visitors to the Croatian coast can book the boats through the Uber app.

The author discusses aspect of arbitration clauses in context of companies services towards there customers, and also presents analysis on actions taken by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for the same.

The article discusses several changes made in the grocery-delivery business focusing on the plans of Amazon, the use of internet services, and the needs of the consumers.

The article presents question and answers related to miscellaneous topics including the state of customer service in the U.S., the type of company was the most fun to haggle with, and unfinished business.

The article reports on the efforts of Mexican drinking establishments and bars in New York City of Mexican alcoholic beverage Mezcal to its customers, while maintaining its drink quality and customer satisfaction.

The article reports on the new trend in the cruise industry wherein cruise lines use opulence and hip-hop to get the appeal of their younger passengers.

The article features Brooklyn bowling alley employee Marianne Carr Falsetta who has a non-nonsense style in dealing with customers.

The article offers information on Jim's Shoe Repair shop in Manhattan, New York City and explores the customer service given by Joe Rocco and his son Andrew Rocco at the said shop.

The article provides an answer to a question related to employee right and customer service of a retail shop.

The article provides an answer to a question of the customer service and relations of phone representatives of PBTeen, the teen-targeted store of home furnishing store chain Pottery Barn.

The article offers guidelines for choosing the best credit card based on rewards including the cash-back cards, reward cards, and low-interest cards, with topics including the credit card debt management in the U.S., the importance of credit check by lenders, and the customer services management.

The article discusses the health insurer New York City based start-up company Oscar, which was founded in 2013 by Kevin Nazemi and Joshua Kushner. The company's use of telemedicine, which means customers are allowed unlimited phone calls with physicians, is mentioned. Other topics discussed include the company's website and the company's commitment to cost transparency.

The article reports on marketing efforts made by U.S. health insurance companies to enroll individuals in health care coverage plans before the March 31, 2014 U.S. federal deadline for coverage associated with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act arrives. Topics discussed include problems that impacted the U.S. federal website www.healthcare.gov, efforts to enroll healthy younger people in coverage plans, and efforts to enroll Hispanic Americans in health care coverage.

The article discusses the business initiatives of package delivery organizations such as the United States Postal Service as of December 27, 2013, focusing on problems with package volume and business logistics that may have contributed to some people not receiving their ordered gifts by the 2013 Christmas holiday. Topics include shipping costs, electronic commerce, and the customer services provided by some retailers.

The article examines the efforts of U.S. retailer Target, led by Chief Executive Gregg W. Steinhafel, to satisfy customers upset over the 2013 theft of credit and debit card information from over 40 million customers. Details are provided on an apology issued by Steinhafel as well as promises to offer in-store discounts and credit monitoring services to those affected. Possible revenue losses as a result of the incident are examined.

The article discusses the financial conditions of electronics retailer Best Buy, noting that the company's stock price has increased by approximately 240 percent during 2013 despite many financial experts forecasting it would not survive competition from online retailer Amazon. Details on the company's economic turnaround under Chief Executive Hubert Joly are examined, who implemented a price-matching policy and enhanced customer service.

The article discusses online services aimed at helping younger consumers purchase cars. Topics addressed include a social media marketing partnership between automobile company Toyota and internet company Google aimed at first-time car buyers, online savings service BoostUp, and a lack of brand loyalty amongst younger consumers.

The article examines the increased proliferation of technologies such as mobile device applications (apps), sensors, and electronic boards, designed to provider shoppers with information on the availability of parking spots at mall garages. Details are provided on several apps including ParkMe, Parkopedia, and a free app from Simon Property, the largest U.S. mall owner and operator.

The article discusses changing trends in Russian service industries in 2013, such as training in politeness for flight attendants for the airline Aeroflot. Middle class Russian consumers, a survey of customer service at airlines in Eastern Europe, and service in industries such as retail and restaurants are discussed, as well as training for staff of the 2014 Olympic Games in Russia.

The article discusses the development of mobile virtual payment methods that allow consumers to purchase items immediately and directly from sources such as digital magazines, food packages, and television screens. Topics addressed include electronic commerce (e-commerce) companies' efforts to ship orders as quickly as possible, and potential future developments in technologies related to commerce and advertising.

The article discusses an apology by Tim Cook, chief executive of technology company Apple, in relation to the company's warranty and customer service policies in China as of April 2, 2013. Topics addressed include criticism of Apple's policies related to its iPhone smartphones by Chinese State television and print media outlets, Apple's growth in China, and the effectiveness of Cook's apology.