61.   By the end of next year, the company will have cut its aircraft production time in half.

62.   Chairman Michael Dell has said the company will aggressively cut costs.

63.   Companies could cut their emissions enough to stay within their allowances.

64.   Concerns about the swift erosion of prices have reached a fever pitch, and companies are steadily cutting their earnings projections.

65.   Corporate profits are growing as companies cut costs.

66.   Companies cut sales and profit forecasts, and expect banks -- facing trillions of yen in bad loans -- to raise borrowing costs.

67.   Cutting demand means cutting production, which means companies cut employment, which means consumers have less income so they cut expenditures.

68.   Despite reports that companies are cutting travel budgets, American, United and US Airways said that advance bookings are strong.

69.   Despite recent major increases in the money supply, he said, the money stays in banks because companies are cutting debt and consumers are reluctant to spend.

70.   Early Wednesday, Petta said the company itself cut the power to prevent the blackout from spreading across Manhattan.