The word 'inc.' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an abbreviation for the word "incorporated" and is typically used to designate a corporation. For example, "Amazon.com, Inc. is one of the largest online retailers in the world."
Families Worldwide (0845 051 4567, familiesworldwide.co.uk) offers eight-day tours from £1,199pp inc flights, tour leader and all meals.
Seven nights' all-inclusive at Blue Waters costs from £1,216pp (two sharing a superior room) between now and November, inc flights and transfers.
Explore (0845 013 1537, explore.co.uk) has a nine-night tour from £1,995, inc flights, transfers, full board and guides Deep within Cropton Forest in the North York Moors national park, cabins make a superb base for mini-Chris Packhams in the making.
Exodus (0845 863 9601, exodus.co.uk) offers a 14-day group tour from £1,999 per adult and £1,749 per child inc flights, some meals and transfers.
Cox & Kings (020-7873 5000, coxandkings.co.uk) offers a 10-night Land of Lemurs tour from £2,475 per adult, £1,495 per child, inc international and four domestic flights, full board, driver and guide, transfers and excursions.
Despite the exposure of the caretaker, something remains under-explained – hence the continuously ongoing work of "Mystery, Inc".
For Crumb and Roy Sebag, the founders of BitGold Inc, whatever the world's politicians and central bankers choose to do about gold and the dollar (or gold and the Euro, or gold and the yen) is interesting, but irrelevant to their own business plans.
Red Nose Day USA is run by Comic Relief Inc as an independent sister organisation of Comic Relief UK – the charity set up in 1985 by screenwriter Richard Curtis in response to famine in Ethiopia.
"It was one of the things that really drew me to him, is that this is a person with conviction," said Heidi, who has taken leave from her job as a managing director at Goldman Sachs Group Inc to help the campaign.
In November, a Maryland medical testing startup, DioGenix Inc, received a $7.9m tax incentive to relocate to Camden.
Though some carriers, such as T-Mobile and AT&T Inc, allow unused data to roll over, most mobile plans require customers to pay for a set amount of data each month.
