  Using the LHC and Tevatron data, we set upper and lower limits on the total
width of the Higgs-like boson. The upper limit is based on the well-motivated
assumption that the Higgs coupling to a W or Z pair is not much larger than in
the Standard Model. These width limits allow us to convert the rate
measurements into ranges for the Higgs couplings to various particles. A
corollary of the upper limit on the total width is an upper limit on the
branching fraction of exotic Higgs decays. Currently, this limit is 47% at the
95% CL if the electroweak symmetry is broken only by doublets.
