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In the long run, the corporation that is genuinely interested in its customers is the one that will be interesting to investors.
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The quote links customer care with investor appeal over time. It says a company that is genuinely interested in serving its customers is more likely to remain attractive to investors in the long run. “Interesting to investors” means worthy of investment, not merely curious or entertaining.
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