Subscribers

Subscribers
The first subscribers are those who sign the Memorandum and Articles of Association submitted to the Companies Registry to incorporate a company and agree to subscribe for shares in the company.

No newspapers shall be received by the postmasters, to be conveyed by post, unless they are sufficiently dried and enclosed in proper wrappers, on which, besides the direction, shall be noted the number of papers which are enclosed for subscribers, ...

The banks were described as placing in the wheel the payments they made for their customers who had subscribed for the loans; the wheel carried these payments to the credit of the Government with the Bank of England, and the subscribers received ...

These were set up as community-sponsored, nonprofit service plans based on contracts with hospitals and with subscribers. Most general voluntary plans accept subscribers, in groups or as individuals.

Most corporations are businesses for profit; they are usually organized by three or more subscribers who raise capital for the corporate activities by selling shares of stock, which represent ownership and are transferable.

CREDIT BUREAU - Establishments that collect information relating to the credit, character, responsibility, and reputation of individuals and businesses, for the purpose of furnishing the information (credit reports) to subscribers (merchants,banks, ...

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