But before people decide if they want to take those phones to the office every day, RIM will have to persuade buyers that the BlackBerry 10 phones are as desirable as iPhones or Android-based phones in consumer terms.
Grab, however, does use OSM data in consumer terms, as a blog post from Muqbil explains.
Live passengers were charged 6s in first class, 3s 6d in second class and 2s in third class (in 1854 worth about £, £ and £ respectively in consumer terms) for a return ticket, while dead passengers were charged £1 in first class, 5s in second class and 2s 6d in third class (in 1854 worth about £, £ and £ respectively in consumer terms) for a one-way ticket.
One is Ladder, which has raised $16 million to build out a platform for offering direct-to-consumer term life insurance online.
"For our young consumer, the term 'sensitive' would seem kind of wimpy, " Mr. Leventhal explained.
In 2013, according to LendingClub data, the company facilitated nearly $2.1 billion in medium-term consumer loans (over terms of three to five years) and closed the year at a $241 million per month clip.
The target terms for the questions were manually selected from consumer health terms identified in three frequently visited MedlinePlus articles related to hypertension, back pain and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
L.C.D. displays have an estimated life of about 100,000 hours -- just about forever in consumer electronics terms.
In months of large oil price fluctuations, consumers' longer term inflation expectations are spread out more widely," the I.M.F. said in a March study.
Making Chapter 7 more available and giving judges power to reform mortgages and consumer debt terms would go a long way toward truly bailing out Main Street.
