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Mr. Hesse said Sprint planned to broaden its service offerings for customers who prepaid for calls.

Wanderu is also expanding into Mexico this year, adding more train partners, and will even broaden its service to include things related to millennial-focused travel in general, not just ground transportation.

Since the spring of 1998, the company has completed seven acquisitions, adding some $2.5 billion to its top line in a binge that analyst Keith Dunne of BancBoston Robertson Stephens says "should significantly increase its size, enhance its geographical reach, expand its customer base and broaden its service offerings".

eBay Now, the same-day shipping service that first debuted for San Francisco residents nearly a year ago before further expansions into San Jose and New York, is preparing to broaden its service yet again, with added support for the Bay Area Peninsula, plus Brooklyn and Queens, as well as Chicago and Dallas later this summer, as previously reported.

Playbasis, a company that offers gamification solutions for business and enterprises, has closed a $1.85 million Series A round as it bids to broaden its services and develop new technology such as virtual reality for companies.

In a move to broaden its services, Internet portal Yahoo! yhoo confirmed it would buy web broadcaster Broadcast.com bcst in a stock transaction valued at $5.7 billion.

The company has made a big push in the past year to broaden its services from consumers to catering to institutional investors, and it said that it plans to use this new capital to continue that strategy.

United wants US Air to broaden its services nationally, along with increasing its economies of scale.

Or would it be better for the online video giant to continue to pursue an advertising model, but perhaps broaden its services to advertisers?

According to data from Dealogic, Alibaba has also spent $25.5 billion since its listing in September 2014 to broaden its services to compete with Tencent and Baidu, fellow Chinese Internet giants that are scrambling to make money from a shift to mobile devices.

The startup's new capital will be used enter more global markets, add people to its delivery and customer-facing teams and broaden its services to cover more crops, "including making a key shift from indoor farms to outdoor farms, which has huge implications given that 40percentt of U.S. land is farmland," says co-founder and CEO Daniel Koppel.