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Technology Stocks : Y2K (Year 2000) Stocks: An Investment Discussion -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Risky Business who wrote (10465)	3/27/1998 2:46:00 PM
From: Paul Barton	Respond to of 13949

A short list of what some companies and gvts will spend on Y2K: City of Corpus Christi: $10 million, Source: Corpus Christi Caller Times Aetna: $95 million, Business Today State of Maine: $12 million, Business Today U.S. Government: $4.7 billion, Government Computer News/OMB BankBoston: $75 million, Business Today Citicorp: $600 million, Reugers Filenes Basement, $6.9 million, Boston Globe Union Carbide $50 million, Reuters Continental Airlines, $12 million, Reuters Chase Manhattan Corp., $300 million, American Banker Fleet Financial Group, less than $150 million, American Banker NationsBank, $120 million, American Banker J.P. Morgan & Co., $250 million, American Banker BankAmerica Corp., $380 million, American Banker General Motors, $500 Million, Wall Street Journal Columbia/HCA Healthcare, $60 million, Atlanta Business Chronicle Amoco Corp., more than $100 million, Atlanta Business Chronicle Atlanta's Life of Georgia, $3.5 million, Atlanta Business Chronicle Credit Suisse Group, $330 million Istituto Bancario San Paolo di Torino, $56 million, Reuters. Houston Industries, $155 million, Dow Jones News Service got this attached to an e-mail and have no idea as to its accuracy but it looks right to me