111.   After paying their fines, both companies went on doing business.

112.   After all, the only way the fund companies make money for their investors is to see the companies go public and then to sell their shares.

113.   After founder Edgar Prince died last year, there was speculation that the company would go public to raise the money needed for global expansion, or sell itself.

114.   After her dismissal from Nonesuch, the company went through many changes.

115.   After retrofitting, the company went back into production late last month as its quarter was waning, and managed to build only a few trucks, he said.

116.   British utilities are attractive because in some cases their share prices have increased almost fivefold since the undervalued companies went from public to private five years ago.

117.   Burstein also says U.S. companies should go into China with realistic expections.

118.   But for Craig Sullivan, the chief executive of Clorox Co., such a distinction is part of where he wants the company to go.

119.   But for G. Craig Sullivan, chief executive of the Clorox Co., such a distinction is part of where he wants the company to go.

120.   But Brian Chisick, founder and chief executive officer of First Alliance, denied all the charges and says the company goes out of its way to satisfy customers.