81.   U.S. stocks advanced for a third day Friday after a report on economic growth in the fourth quarter showed the economy is steaming ahead with few signs of inflation.

82.   U.K. stocks rose, tracking U.S. markets, which advanced for the fifth day.

83.   U.S. stocks advanced for a sixth day in slow trading as shares of Eastman Kodak Co. reached a record and Philip Morris Cos. benefited from a pension fund endorsement.

84.   U.S. bonds advanced for a second day as investors anticipated the economy will grow at a pace too slow to speed inflation.

85.   U.S. stock prices have advanced for more than five years.

86.   U.S. stocks advanced for the first time in four days as higher profits from Travelers Group Inc. and Coca-Cola Co. offset concern that interest rates will rise.

87.   Treasury bond prices advanced for the first time in a week, lending a hand to stocks.

88.   Treasury prices advanced for a fourth-consecutive session Thursday, bolstered by a durable-goods report that pointed to a slowing economy.

89.   U.S. bonds advanced for the first time in six days as investors anticipated that evidence of slow inflation and economic growth will let yields decline this week.

90.   Various explanations are advanced for the disappearances, by Rwandan government officials as well as by U.N. officials and relief workers.