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1 minute ago, woolley said:

I would always use the third person singular "is" for a singular subject. Can't see any justification for "are" in this example. A company is not plural.

I on the other hand am happy to use "are"

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6 hours ago, Roger Mexico said:

Usage is usage and a lot of collective-type nouns can be treated either as single or plural.  The important thing is to be consistent. 

Yes - I are and you is consistent Roger.

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