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To: Curlton Latts who wrote (399)	2/10/1998 5:36:00 AM
From: Elroy Jetson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 582

Cymer is added to the Forbes Tech 101 Index of Tech Stocks for 1998. Cymer's no longer an orphan! forbes.com Listed in the article as CYMR. The Forbes Tech 101 Financial Index A New Year and a new Forbes Technology 101. The Tech 101 index has been modified to reflect the changing landscape of the technology and communications business. We made several changes. Out went microprocessor maker Cyrix, acquired by National Semiconductor (NSM); graphics chips maker Chips & Technologies, acquired by Intel Corp. (INTC); and software maker Network General, which merged with McCafee Associates to become Network Associates (NETA). Also departing is Teleport Communications Group, which was bought by AT&T. In came telecommunication company, WorldCom (WCOM), which stunned the world with its $37 billion bid to acquire MCI Communications (MCIC). Also making its first appearance on the index is GTE Corp. (GTE), a multiservice telecom and Internet service provider. Other newcomers are semiconductor equipment maker Cymer (CYMR) and chipmaker, Level One (LEVL). In addition, NewBridge Networks (NN) was supplanted by Bay Networks. Finally, in 1997 CUC International (CU) merged with HFS Inc. The new company has been named Cendant Corp. and trades on the NYSE under the symbol CD.