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October 6 - October 12, 2000
Is Your Web Business Sticky?
Do customer loyalty programs work for Asian American businesses?
Interacting with customers and sustaining enduring relationships stand at the core of doing business on the Internet. Keeping customers loyal, however, is not easy. Just ask David Liu, chief operating officer at YesAsia.com, a San Francisco-based e-business that sells Asian entertainment products over the Internet.
Government Defends Its Case Against Wen Ho Lee
(in National News)
California's Uninsured Rate Declines, but Still High
(in Bay Area News)
Carving a New Career with Erhu
(in A&E)
Emil Amok: The New York Times and Wen Ho Lee
(in Opinion)
Is Your Web Business Sticky?
Do customer loyalty programs work for Asian American businesses?
Interacting with customers and sustaining enduring relationships stand at the core of doing business on the Internet. Keeping customers loyal, however, is not easy. Just ask David Liu, chief operating officer at YesAsia.com, a San Francisco-based e-business that sells Asian entertainment products over the Internet.
| Government Defends Its Case Against Wen Ho Lee (in National News) California's Uninsured Rate Declines, but Still High Carving a New Career with Erhu Emil Amok: The New York Times and Wen Ho Lee |
Also In This Section
Renting the Web:
Asian American businesses to move toward hosted services
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