61.   And then when the boss says the company is going back to the old way of distributing paychecks, we hate it.

62.   And, he said, bigger companies are going to run into conflict-of-interest problems by seeking to represent companies that compete with each other.

63.   Another favorable element is that preferred shareholders will get their money back before common shareholders should the company go bankrupt.

64.   And to survive, technology CEOs and management consultants say, companies are going to have to return to the basics.

65.   And to what lengths will companies go to keep the pills intact?

66.   As a result, companies are going to find it tough to raise capital for investment and the vicious cycle of slack investment and lower profits will continue.

67.   Armed with ambitious expansion plans, companies went on a borrowing binge through most of the last decade.

68.   As companies go global, even healthy ones lay off their workers and reduce benefits.

69.   Are some companies not going to be able to tap the market?

70.   As demand grows, Ross predicts that mainstream publishing companies will increasingly go after Hispanic authors.