21.   The difference is if either of these two companies were to lose those backers, they would scarcely miss a beat.

22.   The generating assets and transmission assets of these three companies will also be split into two companies.

23.   The low- to middle-income homeowners these two companies cater to are those hardest hit by higher interest rates.

24.   These two companies repeatedly find themselves at odds, both in the marketplace and in the courtroom.

25.   These three companies remain open as they pay off their depositors, and were not counted in the November bankruptcy figures.

26.   These three companies remain open as they pay off their depositors, and were not counted in the November figures.

27.   Unlike some of the current high-flying technology stocks, these two companies are being rewarded for actual performance, not just future dreams.

28.   What kind of causes have these two companies spoken out on and how will they work together going forward?

29.   Bruised egos and bad blood go back a long way between these two companies.

30.   Chamni said the group will be cautious in its equity offering, but will ensure that these four companies survive and can compete with others in the global market.