71.   Bank and utilities shares, because of their steady, dividend-rich returns, compete with bonds and other fixed-income securities for investment dollars.

72.   Bank stocks may come under pressure today because they compete with bonds and other fixed-income securities for investments.

73.   Banks and utilities are first to lose as they compete with interest-bearing securities for investors because all pay steady dividends.

74.   Bank issues, because of their steady, dividend-rich returns, compete with bonds and other fixed-income securities for investments.

75.   Bank of America is handling the sale of the new securities for Russia.

76.   Banks and utilities compete with fixed-income securities for investors as both pay steady dividends.

77.   Banks compete with bonds and other fixed-income securities for investors attraction because both pay steady dividends.

78.   Banks compete with bonds and other fixed-income securities for investors because both pay steady dividends.

79.   Banks compete with fixed-income securities for investors because both pay steady dividends.

80.   Banks compete with fixed-income securities for investors because of their regular dividend payments.