Corrections
Jan 16, 3:34
pm
An earlier version of this story incorrectly said that Citi got a 73% score in the survey done by Greenwich Associates. In fact, it got a -73% score. Also, the story orignally said that the financial officers surveyed expected to reduce their business with Citi by 21% and increase their business with J.P. Morgan Chase by 12%. In fact, a net 21% of the respondents said they expected to do less business with Citi, but did not specify how much. A net 12% of the financial officers surveyed expected to do more business with J.P. Morgan Chase.
Corrected article:
Can anyone run Citigroup?
Jan 13, 6:12
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On Madoff's alleged scheme, the story says: "Plenty of others didn't catch on either, including the SEC and investors like Mort Zuckerman." After it was published, Zuckerman sent Fortune a letter stating: "I did not invest with Mr Madoff, had never spoken to him nor heard of him when the scandal broke. It was a charitable trust called the Mortimer B. Zuckerman Charitable Trust that invested in the Ascot Fund run by Ezra Merkin."
Corrected article:
Will Madoff's enablers get hard time?
Dec 18, 11:31
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In an earlier version of this story, we inaccurately described the Lazard Emerging Markets Equity Fund as an exchange-traded fund. It is not an ETF. We also said the minimum investment in the fund is $5,000; it is $2,500. We incorrectly identified the portfolio manager of the fund. It is James Donald.
Corrected article:
Where in the world to put your money
Oct 31, 10:33
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An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated the tuition figures for Wesleyan University.
Corrected article:
10 most expensive colleges
Oct 23, 7:37
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An earlier version of this story incorrectly reported that the Vanguard Emerging Market ETF tracks Vanguard's own basket of emerging-market stocks.
Corrected article:
The case for emerging markets
Oct 22, 11:21
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Oil prices fell sharply on Wednesday, reaching prices not seen since June of last year, after the government reported a greater-than-expected rise in crude stockpiles - an indication that the slow economy may have impacted demand for fuel.
Corrected article:
Oil ends at 16-month low
Oct 3, 3:31
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An early version of this story said that the industry typically adds dealers during a typical growth year. It does not. The story has also been updated to include a higher estimate for expected dealership closings this year
Corrected article:
Car dealers face the grim reaper
Sep 24, 11:43
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An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated the Federal Reserve would receive $30 billion. The agreement is a currency swap deal: U.S. dollars for foreign currency.
Corrected article:
Fed strikes $30B deal
Sep 4, 10:38
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An earlier version of this story misspelled the surname of Charles Pagano and misidentified him. He is ESPN's executive VP of technology.
Corrected article:
In living color - and 3-D!
Aug 21, 4:47
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And earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that 91.6% of Indianapolis households earning the median income could afford to buy a median priced home there. It also incorrectly stated that 11.4% of families earning the median income in New York could afford to buy a home there.
Corrected article:
Falling home prices: The silver lining
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