111.   Initially, the preferred option would be for the company to raise enough money to stay in business for a month or so.

112.   It will make it easier for the company to raise money through subsequent share issues to help finance international expansion.

113.   It would convince partners that the company is sensitive to the need to control costs and would enable the company to raise money by selling shares, analysts said.

114.   It would allow the company to raise capital on the stock market to finance new projects and swap shares with partners, such as Deutsche Telekom.

115.   It would allow the company to raise capital on the stock market to finance new projects and swap shares with partners, such as Deutsche Telekom AG.

116.   It would allow the phone company to raise capital on the equity market and reinforce its international alliances.

117.   Japanese auto companies are raising production at plants in the U.S. and other countries in order to shield their earnings from the muscular yen.

118.   Japanese companies are raising bond issuance to take advantage of low interest rates.

119.   Jupiter Research senior analyst Preston Dodd says proving the company can raise cash even in difficult times is exactly what iXL needs to do right now.

120.   Jordan also predicted more media companies will raise capital in the public markets as power becomes concentrated in fewer and larger hands.