101.   In Munich, Karsten Weide, manager of product development at Europe Online, which will start selling services this fall, is less enthusiastic.

102.   In typical GE fashion, Power Systems also has figured out how to boost revenue by selling more services to utility customers.

103.   Increasingly, doctors want to band together and sell their services to employers without using an insurance company or an HMO as an intermediary.

104.   Inka.net is now building an exchange that will allow members of the Association for International Businesses to buy and sell translation services.

105.   Indeed, both companies have grown by selling long-distance service to business customers, but while MCI has focused on large corporations, WorldCom has targeted smaller companies.

106.   Instead, they act as wholesalers to smaller providers and concentrate their efforts to sell data services to more lucrative business customers.

107.   Instead, it will build the network and sell the services to phone companies, which then will resell them to businesses and consumers.

108.   It also sells pricing services for new cars, auto insurance and homes located all across the country.

109.   Increasingly, doctors want to band together and sell their services directly to employers, without using an insurance company or an HMO as an intermediary.

110.   Instead, it will build the network and sell the service directly to phone companies, who will then resell it to businesses and consumers.