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Inland Real Estate Corp. Announces Monthly Dividend of $0.05
2013-08-21 00:51:06| Real Estate - Topix.net
Inland Real Estate Corp. declared a monthly dividend on Tuesday, August 20th, ARN reports.
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San Juan Basin Royalty Trust Declares Monthly Cash Distribution
2013-08-20 18:40:00| OGI
The distribution is payable September 16, 2013, to unit holders of record as of August 30, 2013.
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Pakistan Cotton Yarn Export Market Prices (Monthly Report)
2013-08-16 19:35:25| EmergingTextiles.com
Yarn prices are further rising in Pakistan where production could however increase, as power shortage is relatively easing, our Pakistan correspondent reports. Our monthly report includes a long list of yarn export prices per count and destination, with statistical tables and historical charts covering the Karachi and Faisalabad markets. Yarn export data are also released in volume and value terms. Historical data back to 2005, 2006 or 2010, are available for download.
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U.S. Retail Sales Stayed Strong in July (Monthly Report)
2013-08-16 19:35:25| EmergingTextiles.com
US apparel retail sales edged up in July as retailers boosted demand with heavy discounts and promotions. Our monthly report covers latest comparable sales data released by largest apparel chains and department stores. It also includes official monthly data for clothing stores and other sectors, consumer confidence index, and unemployment rate. Historical data are available for download.
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AutoUSA Monthly Feature
2013-08-15 19:56:24| AutomotiveDigest.com - Automotive Industry News
Why The Best Type Of Feedback Is Complaints Contributed by Mike Gorun A brilliant and successful businessperson recently shared why he loves his angriest customers. Phil Libin, CEO and co-founder of Evernote, wrote an article for Inc. where he explained that customer feedback is essential to the growth of any business. All companies solicit feedback from their customers be it via online or physical surveys, suggestion boxes or some other way. Even companies that dont solicit it, get it. According to Mr. Libin, there are three types of customer feedback: complaints, suggestions and compliments. For any of this feedback to matter, you first have to have a leadership team that not only cares, but knows how to handle each of these. He explains that while suggestions are great, other than an occasional nugget of inspiration, they have very little value for improving your product or service. Compliments are always wonderful and have value in that you can hear what youre doing right. They can also increase employee morale; but only if you share them; which many managers fail to do. The real value in customer feedback; the one Phil not only says he loves but also feels holds the most value; is complaints. As most dealerships know, angry customers are typically the most vocal and will more frequently vent that anger towards you either directly (via e-mail, letter or a phone call) or indirectly (via an online review, social media post, etc.). The problem, he says, is that most people charged with monitoring feedback take complaints personally. Many times this is simply due to the fact they have no experience with being criticized online. Complaints are great; the more detailed, the better. They tell us where our product or overall experience is failing. Plus, they are the easiest form of feedback to get. No training or solicitation required. People are naturally good at complaining... says Libin. Complaints are actionable items that can assist you in identifying areas of your business that needs improvement. You cannot expect to increase customer retention and build loyal customers if youre not willing to listen to what they believe is wrong. Remember, they are your customers. While you may think your product or service is the best in the universe; chances are you arent your companys source of revenue. Its the customers opinions that matter. Read MoreThe Article AutoUSA Monthly Feature appeared first on Automotive Digest.
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