101.  American companies have long assembled computer circuit boards in Malaysia, for example, and Western financial-services concerns have done processing work in Singapore.

102.  American companies in Russia have begun to feel increasing pressure from criminal organizations.

103.  American companies interest in Brazil.

104.  American companies that rely on Korea as a supplier may benefit.

105.  American companies took on those added costs just as the economy was turning down.

106.  American companies want to see Sino-U.S. relations stabilize.

107.  American companies will no longer have more tools than they need to satisfy demand, and capital spending will resume.

108.  American officials acknowledged that the waivers would put American companies at a disadvantage in Iran.

109.  American pharmaceutical companies complain that the requirement violates the WTO treaty, and they have asked the trade body to intervene.

110.  American tariffs on goods manufactured in Vietnam will be sharply reduced, permitting American companies there to produce for export to the United States market.