61.   Falling bond prices -- and rising yields -- would make it more expensive for companies to borrow the money needed to finance their businesses.

62.   Falling interest rates make it less expensive for companies to borrow money to buy new equipment, hire workers and build new buildings.

63.   Falling interest rates tend to reduce the cost of company borrowing and spur growth.

64.   Falling yields benefit stocks by making it less expensive for companies to borrow money.

65.   Falling bond yields make it less expensive for companies to borrow money, helping them expand and fattening their bottom lines.

66.   Falling interest rates are good for stocks because they make it less expensive for companies to borrow money.

67.   Falling yields boost the attraction of returns on stocks and also enable companies to borrow money at lower rates, which ultimately helps boost profits.

68.   Falling yields make it less expensive for companies to borrow money, while making bonds a relatively less attractive investment than stocks.

69.   Film companies usually borrow money from banks or issue securities through the parent company.

70.   Few companies borrowed in the debt market today, even as investors added money into corporate bond funds.