91.   Telecommunications companies posted mixed results.

92.   Stocks are expected to be little changed next week as investors do not expect companies to post second-quarter income gains over the year-ago period.

93.   Technology shares gained as investors grew optimistic that semiconductor, computer and software companies will post the most robust earnings gains this quarter.

94.   THAI stocks fell after companies posted worse-than-expected losses in the third quarter.

95.   The auto companies are posting great earnings, but Wall Street evidently believes those figures will fade.

96.   The benchmark French index spearheaded the advance after its fifth and sixth largest companies posted higher sales.

97.   The Canton, Massachusetts-based company has posted losses in four of the past five quarters.

98.   The chief executive, Klaus-Peter Mueller expects the company to post a profit for the full year and to pay a dividend.

99.   The company also posted fourth-quarter results.

100.   The company has posted one profitable quarter in the last four years.