11.   The European Union threatened retaliation Friday if President Clinton does not waive enforcement of a U.S. law aimed at punishing foreign companies doing business in Cuba.

12.   The European Union turned up the heat on President Clinton Friday to waive enforcement of a U.S. law aimed at punishing foreign companies doing business in Cuba.

13.   Wall Street sent stocks higher Tuesday as investors decided to place some cautious bets on bargain-priced shares instead of punishing companies for lower earnings.

14.   Wall Street sent stocks solidly higher Tuesday as investors decided to take bets on bargain-priced shares instead of punishing companies for disappointing earnings.

15.   Wall Street sent stocks solidly higher Tuesday as investors decided to take bets on bargain-priced shares instead of punishing companies for lowered earnings.

16.   It aims to choke off non-US investment in Cuba by punishing companies doing business there.

17.   A bill approved by the US Senate and currently before the House of Representatives calls for punishing companies with dealings in Iran and Libya.