61.   And it is magic on Wall Street these days, driving the shares of many Internet companies to astronomical heights.

62.   And the slowdown has led stocks of publicly traded fund companies to slump.

63.   And this has forced the company to market down its prices, cutting into profits.

64.   And the transition opens the door to a new level of Internet use, from automating online transactions between companies to developing an array of personalized services for individuals.

65.   Another company that finds itself in legal trouble these days is Walker Digital, a cousin company to Priceline.com in Stamford, Conn., that handles inventions and patents.

66.   Any things I should bear in mind when moving from such a large company to a smaller one?

67.   AOL also seems to be transforming itself from a network company to a media company that will concentrate on on-line content and advertising.

68.   Anglo and Anamint will transfer their stakes in the CSO companies to De Beers and Centenary.

69.   Anyone who sold a company to one of these former high-fliers now had a piece of paper with very little value.

70.   Are the air-cleaning companies back to square one?