Corrections
Feb 26, 1:30
pm
An earlier version of this story gave an erroneous month and year for the lowest prior reading of the index. CNNMoney.com regrets the error.
• Corrected article:
Consumer confidence lowest in 5 years
Feb 25, 9:32
am
An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that 143 pounds of meat were recalled. The recall involved 143 million pounds of meat.
• Corrected article:
Meatpacker to close after major U.S. recall, report
Feb 22, 4:25
pm
Correction - An earlier version of this story said Brazil was the second largest economy is Latin America.
• Corrected article:
Brazil dances with OPEC
Feb 19, 12:50
pm
An earlier version of this story misidentified Dalton Perras as Jim Dalton.
• Corrected article:
Goodbye gasoline? Not so fast
Feb 13, 2:02
pm
An earlier version of this story incorrectly said that NBC Universal's Jeff Zucker announced that the network would develop no pilots.
• Corrected article:
Hollywood's lasting labor pains
Feb 13, 11:01
am
Clarification: The individual pictured on the cover of the February 18, 2008 issue of FORTUNE magazine and his employer have no connection to Societe Generale, and Fortune did not mean to imply any connection, or to comment in any way on his or his employer's professional abilities.
• Corrected article:
Feb. 18 cover
Feb 11, 3:19
pm
An earlier version of this story erroneously categorized what President Bush signed Monday. CNNMoney.com regrets the error.
• Corrected article:
Bush to sign stimulus package Wednesday
Feb 9, 11:26
am
On Friday, Fortune published a story on CNNMoney.com about Wachovia Corp. that made several assumptions about Wachovia's balance sheet to argue that the bank might need to raise further capital in the near future. Upon review, editors have discovered errors of fact and interpretation in the article that don't support that premise
• Corrected article:
Wachovia's goodwill
Feb 7, 2:14
pm
Correction: An earlier version of this story understated the impact of government offsets to the consumption tax. After receiving a government check, a family of three earning $30,000 a year and spending all their income would effectively be taxed at 5%, not 7%.
• Corrected article:
Behind the 'Fair Tax'
Jan 17, 4:35
pm
An earlier version of this story incorrectly said that one could invest $650 a month into a Roth IRA. That's not possible, however, since there's a $5,000 limit for Roth IRA contributions in 2008. The current version corrects this error by splitting the $650 between a Roth and a taxable investment.
• Corrected article:
Pay off debt AND fund your IRA
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