January 2007

A Dec. 29 column by Jim Cramer, titled Get Even More Bullish on the Dow, Part 4, contained an error. The column stated that the CEO of United Technologies (UTX) is in his first year this year. George David has held that post since 1994. TheStreet.com regrets the error. (Corrected Jan. 29)

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A Jan. 25 article, Four Inflation-Beating Bond Funds, incorrectly described the Calvert Income Fund (CFICX) as screening companies for socially responsible criteria. Calvert specializes in socially responsible investing, but that particular fund does not employ such screens in its investment strategy. TheStreet.com regrets the error. (Corrected Jan. 26)

A Jan. 25 blog post, Nokia Takes All Comers, failed to disclose that Cody Willard was net long Microsoft (MSFT:Nasdaq) at the time of publication. TheStreet.com regrets the error. (Corrected Jan. 25)

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Because of an editing error, a Jan. 19 column, Quiet Altus Pharma Has Big Things in Store, provided the incorrect stock price, market cap and enterprise value for Altus Pharmaceuticals (ALTU). The information given was for Vertex Pharmaceuticals (VRTX), from which Altus was spun off. TheStreet.com regrets the error. (Corrected Jan. 19)

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A Jan. 6 column, Maven: Wretched Little Stenographers, incorrectly referred to MarketWatch as a service of CBS. MarketWatch is in fact owned by Dow Jones (DJ). TheStreet.com regrets the error. (Corrected Jan. 11)

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In a Jan. 11 column, Look Inside My Bonds Playbook, David Merkel mistakenly said he did not believe the FOMC would move to raise rates soon in the middle of the yield curve. However, Merkel intended to say he did not believe the FOMC will move to lower rates in that time frame. TheStreet.com regrets the error. (Corrected Jan. 11)