101.   International tobacco firms are using devious tactics to undermine developing country support for a global agreement to cut smoking-related deaths, campaigners said Wednesday.

102.   Many are balking, having complained repeatedly that Chinese firms used foreign technology from joint ventures to set up competing businesses.

103.   Many firms use loopholes to hide the total amount they have invested.

104.   SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt said last month that several day-trading firms have used deceptive advertising to lure investors and have been lax in complying with securities laws.

105.   SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt told Congress in September that several day-trading firms have used deceptive advertising to lure investors.

106.   She suggested investors check out return on equity, which essentially tells shareholders how effectively the firm uses the dollars the public invests.

107.   State prosecutors looked into the matter and concluded the firm used poor judgment but broke no laws when it fired Curry.

108.   The firm allegedly used the information to manipulate stock trades.

109.   The firm is using its exemptions to import cars from South Korea for one year while it completes factories in Indonesia.

110.   The firm allegedly used the information to manipulate stock.