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Colette M. Fleming, an analyst at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in New York, said the deal was shrewd for the company, even though by widening its service area it is increasing the proportion of its calling volume that will not generate roaming charges, the fees that callers pay when using their phones outside their own company's territory.

It stands to benefit from more than just JD.com's money through this alliance, however, since the duo have agreed to "a strategic cooperation" which will allow FruitDay to tap into JD.com's own logistics and fulfilment network across China to help widen its service in the country.

The move is a sign of how Yandex, following a route well walked by Google, is widening its bigger search service with another vertical category.

The company widened its GrabFood service across the region thanks in no small part to the UberEats, while it is rolling out a revamped version of its app that emphasizes its collection of services that include deliveries, payments and ride-hailing.

The Internal Revenue Service, which is participating in a broad federal investigation into UBS and its offshore private banking services, is widening its scrutiny to include ordinary accounts owned by Americans who work overseas, according to a person briefed on the issue.

Sulzer Pumps is widening its cooperation with Finnish engineering services provider Etteplan to cover the pump company's operations in Sweden.

Metaps' grand aim is to widen its analytics services from apps to "all types of businesses utilizing big data accumulated over time", and to broaden beyond just smartphones to all "smart devices" — so becoming a multifaceted analytics-driven business solutions provider.

Yahoo said that it had agreed to buy a European e-commerce provider, Kelkoo, for $579 million to widen its worldwide shopping services and generate new advertising opportunities overseas.

Netsmart Profits Soar After taking a tax write-off for losses incurred in earlier years, Netsmart Technologies (Nasdaq: NTST) of Central Islip, which supplies software for health and social-service organizations, widened its third-quarter profits to $1.55 million, or 34 cents a share, from $202,000, or 5 cents a share, for the same quarter last year, the company said Monday.

They include the likes of PayPal, which continues to add more services to widen its own payments net; and a range of banks that are starting up at aiming at the new class of consumers, such as Atom, and more established entities that also want in on the action by investing in them (such as BBVA).

Line has introduced a series of services, such as mobile payment, video and music services and more, to widen its capacity to generate revenue, but it also bidding to become a 'lifestyle platform' for its users.