Direct deposit didn't go through on time? Uh-oh.
Some people complain about products just so they can get them for free. Know anyone like that?
They're everywhere and they're a problem that won't go away -- unless you fire them, which is another problem.
Airline finally notices it has a problem relating to its customers.
Customers of a restaurant chain opening in California will order their food using a computer at their table. How will that work out?
The fake ice rink is gone from a cruise ship after the Norwegian Cruise Line CEO had to put it together himself.
You don't have to show your receipt before you leave most stores. So why do they get so upset if you refuse?
Where she works, the customer is always right, and the employees are expendable.
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