101.   Companies taking advantage of the Bermuda tax shelter can use the savings to offer lower prices to customers or keep prices steady and earn higher profits for shareholders.

102.   Competitors are discounting prices to hospitals and surgeons who buy all the products from them, a strategy that depends on a popular stent.

103.   Companies are ranked by ratios including price to earnings, price to book, price to sales and price to cash flow.

104.   Companies like this buy air time at wholesale rates from larger cellular companies, then resell it at retail prices to consumers.

105.   Compaq and IBM previously sold exclusively through retailers and distributors, which take profit markups for themselves that increase prices to final customers.

106.   Congress rebuffed a proposal by President Clinton to steer Medicare patients to certain hospitals and medical suppliers who offer discounted prices to the government.

107.   COPPER Sagging Asian demand for copper sends prices to their lowest in a year.

108.   Could he shrug off his institutional indoctrination, and at what price to those laboring on his behalf?

109.   Companies are insisting that makers of chips, hard-disk drives and video cards cut their prices to the bone.

110.   Danco offers lower prices to nonprofits.