1.   It failed to trade yesterday following the company announcement.

2.   Bourque, who was not uniform and not seen in the building, was traded following the game to the Colorado Avalanche.

3.   Former New Zealand Premier Mike Moore is in second place, followed by Moroccan trade ambassador Hassan Abouyoub and former Canadian Trade Minister Roy Maclaren.

4.   Thai Deputy Prime Minister Supachai Panitchpakdi has most support so far, followed by Moroccan trade ambassador Hassan Abouyoub.

5.   Arcelor shares were lower in mid-day trading here following a decision by US President George W. Bush to impose hefty tariffs on US steel imports.

6.   Shares on the London market were slightly down in morning trading Tuesday following the publication of a clutch of company results, but Paris moved ahead after early losses.

7.   The dollar stabilized against most major currencies in quiet midday trading here following release of disappointing economic figures for manufacturing.