81.   At least one analyst cautioned that Wall Street often indulges in overkill in its propensity to criticize executives when their companies are doing badly.

82.   At one time, a corporate name was intended to convey what the company did.

83.   At the end of the day, transportation companies can only do so much to safeguard profits from heftier fuel bills.

84.   Babbitt said the timber companies would do fine with government payments.

85.   Auto companies do strange things to promote the corporate image, brand awareness, or a car.

86.   Auto parts companies also did well.

87.   Banks typically pay only about half of the interest on money market accounts that mutual fund companies do in their money market funds.

88.   Barry said such an arrangement would ensure that artists received payments and that online music companies could do business.

89.   Australian industrial companies have been doing it tough.

90.   Ayling said that the company would do its best to accommodate passengers, including transferring them to other airlines.