81.   The amount is roughly equal to what American businesses say they lose because of Chinese piracy of copyrighted U.S. music, movies and computer software.

82.   The business weekly said black tycoon Roger Boka left Tuesday on the state airline bound for the United States via London.

83.   The business daily said the internal bank documents detailed how he allegedly hid losses in futures trading.

84.   The deal marks the first capital tie-up between a large Japanese commercial bank and a foreign financial institution, the Nihon Keizai business daily said in a front-page story.

85.   There are no simple solutions, the Nihon Keizai business daily said in a recent editorial.

86.   Using strikebreakers is banned under the labor law, but businesses say that because the threatened strike is illegal, they are free to bring in outside workers.

87.   U.S. business says piracy in China getting worse.

88.   Unions also fear that allowing companies to cut manpower more easily will lead to massive layoffs, although businesses say flexibility is needed to compete against foreign companies.

89.   U.S.-owned businesses have said they are closely monitoring the security situation in Indonesia and may evacuate foreign nationals if it deteriorates.

90.   While the U.S. government insists that such goods can now be shipped under Treasury Department licenses, many businesses say the requirements sharply restrict such trade.