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For decades, Costco customers have relied on a charmingly analog system to order custom cakes: fill out a paper slip, drop it in a box, and hope for the best. Now the beloved retailer is launching an app that lets shoppers customize and order cakes from their phones.
State Farm announced it will pay $5 billion in dividends to auto insurance customers, the largest single refund in the company's history. Millions of policyholders will see money back as the insurer shares its financial success.
Nigerian customs officers saved five endangered pangolins from wildlife traffickers in Taraba State, part of a February operation that also stopped $32,000 worth of smuggled goods. The rescued animals will now receive professional care at a wildlife sanctuary.
The AI revolution isn't removing humans from the equation. Companies are discovering that the most powerful AI systems work best when teams get closer to customers, not farther away.
A Subway employee calmly denied service to a demanding customer who refused to show respect, then simply moved on to help the next person in line. The moment, captured on TikTok, has millions celebrating her quiet dignity.
When Ring users raised privacy concerns about a controversial partnership, Amazon listened and reversed course. The tech giant's decision shows how customer voices can drive meaningful change in an era of growing surveillance worries.
Weather device company AcuRite listened when longtime customers raised concerns about being forced onto a buggy new app. The company is now delaying its planned shutdown until the new software actually works as well as the old one.
Transcorp Corporation is doubling shareholder dividends after posting a 44% profit jump and record-breaking performance in 2025. The Nigerian conglomerate's success signals growing strength in Africa's power and hospitality sectors.
State Farm is mailing its largest dividend in history, sending $5 billion back to customers who had auto insurance policies in 2025. Over 7 million checks have already gone out, with millions more on the way.
Amazon accidentally blocked some longtime customers from reading product reviews while trying to stop AI bots. The company now says it's working to restore access for real shoppers caught in the crossfire.
Africa's free trade body wants to share Nigeria's homegrown customs technology with the entire continent. The digital system could end border delays and boost trade between African nations.
When Apple dropped the price on its $3,300 display, customers who paid more got a surprise refund with no hoops to jump through. The tech giant's refreshingly direct approach shows how simple doing the right thing can be.
Nigerian customs officers intercepted over 220 shipments of illegal goods worth $2 million, including dangerous drugs and banned items threatening local industries. The operation also recovered nearly $500,000 in lost tax revenue while protecting communities from harmful substances. #
The pet supply company that sends sympathy cards when customers lose their pets just proved kindness is profitable. After years of losses, Chewy's focus on "empathy at scale" helped deliver $223 million in profit.
Gopal K Gureja spent 60 years proving that great customer service isn't a cost center—it's the product itself. At 90, he just released his latest book to make sure the next generation gets it right.
Happy Bear Coffee Company gives customers control over charitable giving by letting them direct 5% of every purchase to one of 30+ nonprofits. The Philadelphia-based coffee roaster is expanding from online-only to opening its first cafe this spring.
Foodics brought young professionals and industry experts together at Egypt's biggest career summit to share how understanding customers drives real business success. The workshop gave graduates practical tools to turn feedback into growth strategies in a competitive market.
Nearly 20,000 customers will benefit from a major settlement that lets them own gaming PCs they were renting, resolves debt, and forces clearer business practices. What started as customer frustration turned into meaningful accountability and real relief.
After nearly four years and massive losses, Guinness Nigeria is paying shareholders again under new ownership. The turnaround marks a stunning recovery for one of Africa's most iconic beverage brands.
Nigeria's power regulator approved compensation for thousands of premium electricity customers who didn't receive the reliable service they paid for. The move sets a powerful precedent for consumer protection in African energy markets.
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