51.   The company trades B shares, which foreign investors can own on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

52.   The contract would cut taxes on the sale of stocks, bonds and real estate that investors already own.

53.   The fabled investor owns a quarter of the team.

54.   The fund will be owned by investors rather than insured physicians.

55.   The Internal Revenue Service does not tax the transactions because the investors technically owned both companies before the deal.

56.   The loan is backed by the stocks, bonds and in some cases mutual funds the investors own and which are held by their brokers.

57.   The money-losing gas trading business will be the weaker half of two new separate companies investors will own after the split is completed.

58.   The paper said China also plans to allow some large- and medium-sized companies to sell B shares, which foreign investors can own.

59.   The rest is owned by investors in Colombia and the U.S.

60.   The same investors own the hockey team.