71.   International Business Machines Corp. and United Technologies Corp. paced the decline.

72.   International Business Machines Corp. paced a decline in computer-related companies amid concern that a slowdown in Europe and a stronger dollar will hurt second-quarter results.

73.   Intel and Merck paced the decline.

74.   International Business Machines Corp. fell from its first record close in almost a decade, pacing the decline.

75.   Korea Electric Power Corp. and financial stocks paced the decline.

76.   Large capitalization stocks preferred by institutional investors, such as Ayala Land Inc., paced the decline.

77.   Large debtors such as TelecomAsia Corp. Pcl and Siam Cement Pcl paced the decline.

78.   Large-capitalization stocks paced the decline for a second day.

79.   Large companies, preferred by foreign institutional investors because of their broad exposure to the economy, paced the decline.

80.   Leading oil marketer and refiner Petron Corp. and mobile-phone company Pilipino Telephone Corp. paced the decline.