91.   Stocks plunged across Europe, led by companies with substantial sales in Asia, while bonds rose as investors fled equities.

92.   Stocks also fell across Europe, led by companies with substantial sales in Asia, while bonds rose as investors fled equities.

93.   Taiwan stocks fell for a second day, led by companies with business links to China, after President Lee Teng-hui called for curbs on mainland investment.

94.   Taiwan stocks rallied after their biggest tumble in a month yesterday as Acer Inc. and other computer-related companies led the gains.

95.   State-controlled companies led the decline.

96.   Steel companies led the way on a report that rising shipments will speed a recovery in the industry.

97.   Telecommunications companies led the decline.

98.   Telecommunications companies led the decliners amid concern deregulation and growing competition in the long-distance industry could hurt domestic companies.

99.   Taiwan stocks rallied for the second day, led by companies with large land assets, amid optimism real estate prices will rise as a weakening currency stokes inflation.

100.   Stocks also plunged in Europe, led by companies with substantial sales in Asia, while bonds rose as investors sought refuge from tumbling equities.