DEBORAH MARCHINI, CNN ANCHOR: A couple of IPOs to tell you about today: B2B e-commerce firm divine interVentures and Entegris.</s>DAVID HAFFENREFFER, CNN ANCHOR: For more details on those companies and for a preview of today's trading, we go to Sasha Salama at the Nasdaq marketsite. Sasha, some good names there this morning.</s>SASHA SALAMA, CNN CORRESPONDENT: That's right, in the IPO market, David and Deborah and viewers, has been showing some renewed signs of life lately. You mentioned the first IPO that we'll be watching today, divine interVentures, the symbol DVIN. This company invests in Internet and e-commerce companies. It's being brought to market by Robertson Stephens, which increased the price range and cut the number of shares sold for DVIN. The company coming in with $412 million, that's what they're looking to raise here, and it is expected to price tomorrow for trading tomorrow; DVIN. We're also watching Entegris, ENTG. This company makes materials that are used in the process of manufacturing computer chips. And the company is being brought to market by Merrill Lynch. It's a $111 million deal. This time the IPO underwriters lowered the price range. So they will be working on a lower price there, and they are expected to come to market tomorrow. Here at the Nasdaq, we're going to be watching the software companies in particular, given that warning from Computer Associates. We'll be seeing if there's any spillover effect to Microsoft and Oracle, to name the two biggest that trade here on the Nasdaq. And we are also going to be watching WorldCom. WorldCom on news and reports that the deal with Sprint may be coming to a close as soon as this week. Nasdaq 100 futures up a modest amount. If that holds, we'll see a small bounce at the open -- David and Deborah.</s>HAFFENREFFER: All right, Sasha.
Divine InterVentures, Entegris Scheduled for Market Debut; Software Companies in the spotlight on Warning from Computer Associates