Corrections

Due to a typographical error, page 73 of this gallery incorrectly referred to Hasbro as Hilton. Hasbro manufactures Easy-Bake Ovens.

An earlier version of this story incorrectly attributed this quote to the Union of Concerned Scientists: "This is an extraordinary change from just a little while ago," the National Environmental Trust said in a statement. "Everyone from the auto lobby to one-time Congressional opponents have thrown their support behind it."

A previous version of this story incorrectly said the limit for 2007 401(k) contributions was $15,000. It's $15,500.

Due to an editing error, an early version of this package incorrectly headlined the dumbest moment in business. Because of U.S. recalls of toys, pet food and other consumer products, the headline should have read China, not Mattel.

An earlier version of this story mislabeled the ticker and stock data for the oil company Petrobras. The correct ticker symbol is PBR, not PZE (which is a Petrobras affiliate).

Correction: An earlier version of this story said in the subheadline that Washington Mutual was preparing to "leave the home loan business." The company is getting out of the subprime mortgage business, but not home loans overall.

An earlier version of this story erroneously reported the amount Black was accused of skimming from Hollinger International and the amount of his fine.

An earlier version of this story said that the company's earnings forecast includes restructuring charges. In fact, the forecast excludes these charges.

An earlier version of this story stated that the loan-to-value ratio must be lower than 97 percent to qualify for a freeze in rates. Candidates for the freeze must have a loan-to-value ratio above 97 percent.

The original version of this article incorrectly stated that John McCain supports President Bush's plan to allow workers to divert some Social Security payroll taxes to fund individual investment accounts. He does not support the idea of diverting payroll taxes to fund accounts.