Turkey accounts for only about $400 million of the company's $40 billion in annual sales.

That business will account for about 8 percent of the subsidiary's $20 million in sales this year.

By then, the division accounted for $1,5 billion in annual sales and a $575 million operating loss.

Last year, they accounted for more than $4 billion in sales.

Those units accounted for more than $250 million in annual sales, but some were unprofitable.

Boeing alone accounts for $1 billion a month in overseas sales.

Last year the Government accounted for nearly 40 percent of the company's $1.4 billion in sales.

These subsidiaries already account for half of the company's $6 billion in annual sales - albeit through companies the public may know little about.

By 1991 those lines accounted for 15 percent of Tyson's $3.9 billion in annual sales.

Time's books group, which last year accounted for $891 million in sales, has been moving steadily into the international arena.