Sentence examples for subscription firm from inspiring English sources

He is an adviser to the management consultancy Bain & Co, which has healthcare clients, and the subscription firm MAP BioPharma, and is an active associate of Low, a strategic consultancy set up by his wife, Sally Low, which specialises in "creating policy-rich events".

Warner Bros. has struck a deal with Netflix Inc. whereby the fast-growing DVD subscription firm won't offer the studio's movies until 28 days after they go on sale.

The Financial Times (subscription) says firms deemed "high risk" could be banned from government outsourcing contracts.

Most of those revenues will come from the growth in in-app subscriptions, the firm had said earlier.

In two years Red Hat has lined up 206,000 subscriptions from firms like UBS, BP and Oracle, with the average customer paying $465 per machine per year for up-to-date, bug-fixed versions of Linux.

In the 1930s, André Fashion Studios operated as a subscription-based sketch firm in the garment district.

Some Internet service providers (ISPs) are even giving PCs away in return for two or three years' subscription, and other firms offer free PCs to users who agree to be bombarded by advertisements while online.

"I think there's no question that people are aware of income disparities, and look to avoid the appearance of being gaudy," says Milton Pedraza, chief executive of the Luxury Institute, a subscription-based research firm in New York.

Brokers can sign up individually for a $50 monthly subscription, and brokerage firms who wish to sign up multiple agents or their whole team will get a discount based on volume.

Mubi is an interesting app for film buffs: a subscription service with a firm focus on "cult, classic, independent or award-winning" movies.

Uber's public relations spinners Burson-Marsteller reported the firm's subscription rate in London surged by 850 per cent when Black cab drivers carried out a blockade in June that was intended to drive them out of business.