101.   Some companies admit they have slowed down investments including projects overseas in view of the economic crisis plaguing the region.

102.   That company admitted in January that it mislabeled foreign beef as domestic and has gone bankrupt in the ensuing scandal.

103.   The company admitted no wrongdoing, though it said it has discontinued the pricing policies that were the subject of the investigation.

104.   The company admitted the economic situation has had an impact on consumer demand but maintained that its market research results gave it confidence in its plans.

105.   The company also admitted employees made false entries about the discharges in record books.

106.   The company did not admit any wrongdoing.

107.   The company admits it underestimated the early public response.

108.   The company admitted its employees kept record books on the ships with false entries about the discharges.

109.   The company did not admit to any wrongdoing in a judgment signed Friday by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Marlene Kristovich, Aratani said.

110.   The company admitted no wrongdoing.