101.   Semiconductor stocks led the upturn, following a report from Bear Stearns that greater demand for local area networking propelled sales of companies like LSI Logic.

102.   Shares of companies with operations in west-central Florida moved forward this week, led by stocks such as Health Management Associates Inc.

103.   Several technology stocks led the drop.

104.   Semiconductor, computer, software and communications equipment stocks led the slump.

105.   Shares of companies with operations in Jacksonville rose for a second week, led by stocks such as Bank of Boston Corp. and Barnett Banks Inc.

106.   Some technology and oil stocks led the market higher Friday.

107.   St. Louis stocks fell, led by stocks including retailers May Department Stores Co. and Edison Brothers Inc.

108.   Stocks traded abroad led the rally.

109.   Tech and telecom stocks led the selling yesterday.

110.   Tech stocks are leading the way and it may be that that the long-awaited selloff is here.