1.   And that money in turn is driving up stock prices, helping to bring in more money for the funds.

2.   As Greenspan points out, excessive use of options encourages executives to artificially pump up stock prices so they can cash out and make a fortune.

3.   Bass stock prices.

4.   Corporate mergers are proceeding at a record pace this year, driving up stock prices.

5.   Forget about mega-mergers and how they raise stock prices by cutting costs -- for now.

6.   German bonds surged, driving yields down to two-week lows, as investors sought low-risk investments amid a slump in global stock prices.

7.   MERGERS PLEASE WALL STREET The big mergers of the day lifted stock prices generally.

8.   Not to mention a falling stock price.

9.   On the way up, factories hummed, corporate profits rose and stock prices followed along happily.

10.   Smith and Seidenberg forecast Monday that after an initial period of confusion, both stock prices would rise.