(Smart Money) — A small group of stock-market researchers say companies should at least hand over the data. They argue that firms should disclose their customer satisfaction scores when reporting earnings and other financial results because customer happiness seems to be a pretty good predictor of the two things that matter most to stock investors: returns and volatility.
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