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Nov 25, 4:24
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Earlier versions of this story erroneously reported a traffic figure and percentage increase for Black Friday.
• Corrected article:
Black Friday turnout to rise modestly
Nov 25, 3:28
pm
Correction: An earlier version of this article, because of erroneous information released by U.S. PIRG, listed an incorrect manufacturer of the Elmo Lunch Bag.
• Corrected article:
Baby bird and a dinosaur make bad toy list
Nov 25, 8:09
am
Correction: An earlier version of this article misreported the proposed effective date of the House bill.
• Corrected article:
Credit cards: No holiday help from Congress
Nov 25, 8:06
am
Correction: An earlier version of this article misstated the effective date of the House bill.
• Corrected article:
House votes to speed up credit card reform
Nov 19, 9:45
am
An earlier version of this story erroneously cited the source of Blanfkein's "doing God's work" comments as being reported in the Financial Times instead of the Sunday Times.
• Corrected article:
Shut up, Lloyd Blankfein!
Nov 12, 12:56
pm
The original version of this article incorrectly stated the cost of the net-operating loss carryback provision for small businesses.
• Corrected article:
Businesses get a break in unemployment bill
Nov 12, 12:42
pm
An earlier version of this story incorrectly referred to Dan Gilbert as CEO of Quicken Loans. He is founder and chairman.
• Corrected article:
A mogul's Detroit passion gets messy
Nov 12, 12:32
pm
An earlier version of this story incorrectly referred to Dan Gilbert as CEO of Quicken Loans. He is founder and chairman.
• Corrected article:
Making Detroit a tech hub - One mogul's vision
Oct 30, 5:00
pm
An earlier version of this story included Parsons The New School for Design, which submitted incorrect data to the College Board. As a result, rankings changed; Bates College and Vassar College were added to the list as a tie for the No. 10 spot.
• Corrected article:
10 most expensive colleges
Oct 26, 3:21
pm
An earlier version of this story said that Michael Jackson paid $22 million to settle a civil lawsuit brought by the parents of a 13-year-old boy who had accused Jackson of molesting him and that he had been acquitted of those charges in a criminal trial. A corrected version is above.
• Corrected article:
Jackson's comeback: What might have been
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