Sentence examples for boosting its services from inspiring English sources

Apple is set to release a new phone, in addition to boosting its services, so it's assumed that it won't be long before it returns to Apple-like growth.

IAG is planning to expand by buying the BMI airline from Germany's Lufthansa, something that would allow it to boost its services from London's Heathrow airport.

The company even acquired streaming technology Simplify Media to boost its service.

The 10 plus acquisitions Spotify has closed have been mostly small, talent-led deals that boost its service or tech.

Cybersecurity and analysis firm FireEye has boosted its service with the acquisition of competitor iSight in a $200 million deal.

AT&T's $85.4 billion acquisition of Time Warner hasn't yet completed, but the company is already leveraging Time Warner assets to boost its own services – first with its streaming TV service DirecTV Now, which is currently giving out free HBO, and now today it's rolling out free HBO to AT&T's "Unlimited Plus" wireless plan subscribers.

It will use the new tie to boost its managed services business, launching a new partnership with vArmour selling data center security services in Asia Pacific.

Having made headlines with its $1.1bn acquisition of Tumblr, Yahoo has also revamped its Flickr photo-sharing service, boosting its free storage to 1TB for every user and revamping its website and Android app.

The album was released last Monday after months of hype and publicity, and it was exclusively avaible on iTunes for the first three days, doubtless boosting its sales on the service.

And Reuters is now investing an additional $825 million to boost its web services with real-time stock quots and analyst reports.

Overall, Magyer says that within the next five years, GE's stock price will do well, particularly as the economy and commercial real estate sectors improve, which will boost its financial services wing.