41.  A strong international presence has become a must among European insurance companies, analysts said, as competition at home drives them into new markets to seek new business.

42.  A stronger dollar typically boosts the value of U.S. earnings of European companies when profits are brought home and translated into the domestic currency.

43.  A weaker dollar makes European exports more expensive overseas, and erodes the value of earnings European companies make from sales in the U.S.

44.  ABB is one of the few European companies that report in dollars.

45.  ABB is one of the few European companies that report in U.S. dollars.

46.  ABB is one of the few European companies that reports in dollars.

47.  ABB is one of the few European companies to report in dollars.

48.  ACLN is the third European company that trades on a major U.S. stock market to have the accuracy of its financial statements questioned in the last year.

49.  ACLN is the third European company that trades on a major U.S. stock market to face delisting in less than two years.

50.  After China enters the WTO, European companies could still seek the same access that American International has.