91.   Hewlett-Packard has been selling PCs primarily to business customers rather than consumers.

92.   Home also announced recently a deal with Teleport Communications Group, Inc., to hook up business customers in most major U.S. cities to its Internet service.

93.   Horizon knows it faces competition for small business customers in the region, which is also served by Fleet, BankBoston Corp. and a handful of community banks.

94.   However, any savings will be available only to business customers, since MFS WorldCom has no intention of marketing its services to consumers.

95.   However, most competitors are simply targeting their service to business customers, rather than residential.

96.   In August, Vulcan announced a deal to invest in another CLEC, Allegiance Telecom Inc., which focuses on business customers.

97.   In another move to catch up with the Internet wave, Hewlett-Packard soon will begin selling personal computers and printers directly to business customers via the World Wide Web.

98.   In addition, union officials complained that the company had set up another nonunion arm to install sophisticated lines that give business customers high-speed access to the Internet.

99.   In exchange, these business customers will have to pay considerably more for Internet access.

100.   In addition, each of the products developed for business customers must have the potential to change the way they do business, he said.