91.   The investment companies are fighting to keep wealthy clients.

92.   The incumbent phone companies fought against paying fees on calls that its customers placed to local ISP numbers.

93.   The Minneapolis-based company has been fighting with Hartford, Connecticut, over whether it had met the cost-cutting criteria detailed in their contract.

94.   The plant has been an albatross for Enron as the company has fought a long-running battle with Indian politicians over the fate of the project.

95.   The seven Bell companies fought bitterly for permission to offer electronic information services over their networks, dangling visions of on-line news services and school lunch menus.

96.   The stock prices of publicly traded companies such as drkoop.com, garden.com and pcOrder.com are near record lows and privately held companies are fighting to stay afloat.

97.   The sugar companies will fight in Washington, much as they have in Tallahassee.

98.   The tobacco companies are fighting the new Clinton administration regulations on tobacco in court, with a ruling expected as soon as Monday.

99.   The two companies fought the Novolipetsk management for the right to seat their candidates on the board of directors and this year won in the courts.

100.   There is a reason why the company has been fighting to keep its fast-growing wireless and Internet operations union free.