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Power Companies To Customers With Big Post-Sandy Bills: Read Your Own Meters

Power customers across the Tri-State Area were thoroughly displeased after getting huge bills for estimated usage this month despite losing power, and then being asked to read their own meters to correct the situation.

2012/11/28

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TD Bank Security Breach May Have Affected 260,000 Customers

TD Bank on Saturday began notifying about 260,000 customers all along the Eastern Seaboard that their personal information may have been affected by a security breach.

CBS New York–2012/10/13

Seen At 11: Social Media Gives Customers A Public Way To Voice Their Complaints

There was a time when customers with product complaints would write letters to a company to resolve their issues. But times have changed. Now the most common approach for dissatisfied customers is to complain online.

2012/05/02

Retailers Worry Snow Will Halt Holiday Sale Turnout

Many retailers were counting on this President’s Day weekend to really draw in shoppers.

2011/02/21

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Report: LIPA Overcharged For ‘Lost’ Power

Beginning in April, customers will see an average $2.85 reduction in their monthly bill for the rest of the year, and $1.50 a month for 2012 and 2013.

2011/02/09

AT&T Gains Few Contract Subscribers In 4Q

All told, AT&T added a record 2.8 million wireless subscribers, to reach 95.5 million. That number is 86.2 million excluding “connected devices.”

2011/01/27

Time Warner Cable-Sinclair Deal Avoids TV Blackout

Time Warner said it expects to complete a final deal within seven days.

2011/01/16

Big 4 Shows To Stay On-Air For Time Warner Customers

Time Warner and Sinclair Broadcast Group were extending a deadline until January 14 to carry Sinclair stations on cable.

2011/01/01

JetBlue Partners With Dubai-Based Emirates

The deal announced Monday allows U.S. passengers to buy tickets through JetBlue to international destinations that Emirates serves. Emirates customers can buy tickets to U.S. cities JetBlue serves.

2010/11/15