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Apr 21, 12:53
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An earlier version of this entry incorrectly stated that Sunoco would cut 20% of its total workforce. Sunoco plans to cut 20% of its salaried workforce.
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Fortune 500: #41 Sunoco
Apr 13, 6:26
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An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that Rahm Emanuel was on the board of Freddie Mac. He was on the board of Fannie Mae.
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Will the Motor City shakeup work?
Mar 4, 1:36
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Correction: In an earlier version of this story, we wrote that the company's rating would have to fall three notches to AA- to trigger payments to support guaranteed investment contracts. In fact, the rating would have to fall below AA-, so at least four notches.
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GE's $8 billion risk
Mar 2, 4:25
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An earlier version of this story incorrectly identified analyst Liz Herbert. She is an analyst with Forrester Research, not Gartner.
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Salesforce hits its stride
Feb 26, 5:58
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AN APOLOGY: Since this story was published in Fortune's Feb. 2, 2009, issue, Fortune has discovered that several passages were lifted from "The Triumph of the Quiet Tycoon," written by Peter Maass and published in the New York Times Sunday Magazine on Aug. 1, 2004. Fortune apologizes to Mr. Maass and the New York Times Sunday Magazine.
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Russia's king of crude
Feb 18, 10:26
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Correction: An earlier version incorrectly stated that Berkshire Hathaway sold shares of ratings firm Moody's.
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Berkshire portfolio down 25%
Feb 6, 7:58
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An earlier version listed an incorrect pay number for Chesapeake Energy. The correct amount is $120,576, not $178,108, which moves Chesapeake from #7 among top payers to #24. The rankings have been adjusted accordingly.
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25 top-paying companies
Jan 30, 11:48
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Correction: An earlier version of this story provided an inaccurate tally of Pfizer's job cuts.
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Bloody Monday: Over 71,400 jobs lost
Jan 30, 11:39
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Correction: This story initially reported an inaccurate tally for Pfizer's job cuts.
• Corrected article:
Pfizer to buy Wyeth for $68 billion
Jan 29, 5:20
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An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that the tax credit for a home purchased in 2009 could only be taken off of 2009 taxes. However, homebuyers can choose to take the credit for 2008, according to the IRS. Even if they buy a home after they've filed their 2008 taxes, they can file an amended return.
• Corrected article:
Homebuyers get a bonus in the stimulus bill
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