81.   Kmart Corp. and Apple Computer Inc. are going after both varieties at once, by selling junk debt convertible into stock.

82.   Johnson Controls Inc., Deutsche Bank Financial Inc., Panamerican Beverages Inc. and Security Capital Industrial Trust also sold debt.

83.   Korean companies are finding it almost impossible to sell debt, even at home.

84.   Latin countries have been taking advantage of lower yields, better credit ratings and their own rosier economic prospects to sell more debt.

85.   Korea Development Bank and Pohang Iron and Steel Co., two Korean firms, are among other non-U.S. companies expected to sell debt in the days ahead.

86.   Many companies are rushing to sell debt to take advantage of the lowest long-term financing costs in years.

87.   MBIA Inc., Dynex Capital Inc., Banco Santiago and Playtex Products Inc. also sold debt.

88.   Lower borrowing costs encouraged companies to sell debt in the third quarter.

89.   Meanwhile, banks are raising more money by borrowing from other banks or selling debt to investors.

90.   Martin Marietta Materials Inc. and ITT Entertainment, part of the old ITT Corp., both sold debt for the first time this year.