91.   Cable television companies today lost a long legal battle with the federal government about whether they must include local broadcast stations in their channel lineups.

92.   Car companies also lost.

93.   Car rental companies are also losing millions of dollars by waiving drop-off fees that usually accompany one-way rentals.

94.   By the time Borland cut him loose, the Scotts Valley company had been losing gobs of money for two years and its revenues were falling steadily.

95.   Clinton agreed, saying the U.S. needs a more aggressive trade stance because American companies are losing business to European competitors.

96.   Companies also lose money when the customs process causes shipments to be delayed, experts said.

97.   Companies generally lose whatever credibility, analyst coverage and visibility they had.

98.   Companies that were losing money hand over fist doubled, tripled, quadrupled in value.

99.   Companies were losing some of their best-trained people that way, he said.

100.   Companies would also lose certain advantages of a valuable tax strategy, known as the Morris Trust, that shields certain corporate spin-offs from federal taxes.