41.   Many publicly traded newspaper companies are trading at about seven times cash flow.

42.   Many Venezuelan companies trade shares in the U.S. so price declines on Wall Street often hurt local shares.

43.   Many state-owned Chinese companies trade commodity futures, betting on quick profits to boost shrinking working capital at a time when government loans are hard to obtain.

44.   Mineta proposed setting various guidelines within different weight classes and allowing companies to trade fuel-economy credits.

45.   Mexican stocks are often influenced by U.S. stocks because the largest companies trade in New York.

46.   Mature, profitable companies often trade for between one and two times trailing sales.

47.   Meanwhile, eight local companies traded below their offering prices.

48.   Merging the three exchanges in Bogota, Cali and Medellin would reduce overlap among the markets and ensure all the listed companies trade on one exchange.

49.   Mexican stocks often follow the lead of U.S. stocks because most large Mexican companies trade in New York.

50.   Most publicly held biotech companies now trade below their initial offering prices.