51.   Most of the bankruptcies are due to the inability of consumers to pay credit card bills, say analysts, a trend that means higher losses for banks.

52.   Much of what was bought should never have been bought, say analysts, and the growth rates tech companies were able to achieve were artificially high.

53.   Newspapers are having particular trouble attracting young readers, say analysts.

54.   Not even higher rates today reduced that risk, say analysts.

55.   Nonetheless, the February jobs report, while misleading, still is a positive indicator, say analysts.

56.   Now, even with a higher bid on the table, Hilton may not sway ITT investors, say analysts.

57.   One reason bond investors are still drawn to banks lies in their earnings growth this year, say bank analysts.

58.   One of the most compelling reasons for the central bank to raise rates, say analysts, is the surge in wages.

59.   People are still buying stock funds but are weighting their purchases toward less speculative types, say analysts who track mutual fund money flows.

60.   Rather than address these questions, say analysts, NATO may simply opt to keep troops in Bosnia indefinitely under current rules of engagement.