111.   Investors can see another harbinger of a takeover when a company in a consolidating industry sells businesses unrelated to its core.

112.   It said last year that it might sell the business.

113.   It sold that business to Coram Healthcare Corp., which later disputed the value of the assets.

114.   It is the opinion of a lot of people in Paris that although Berge and Saint Laurent sold the business, they are not giving up.

115.   It sold businesses outside its main expertise, such as Rover cars, a construction group and property.

116.   Its continuing businesses have been sold to Paine Webber.

117.   Jensen said he met Colangelo shortly after Jensen sold his business.

118.   Johnson said that he saw nothing wrong with others selling their businesses but that he did not expect his family name to be peeled off the office door.

119.   Kimberly-Clark sold the businesses as it exits the volatile pulp products business to become a consumer products company.

120.   Labrecque sold underperforming businesses and increased the profits of such core areas as credit cards, trust and custody, and mortgage banking.