Aug. 21-27

Due to an editing error, an Aug. 23 column, You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling, incorrectly identified Foundry (FDRY:Nasdaq) as a B2B company. It is a maker of high performance networking products, including Internet routers. (corrected Aug. 25)

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An Aug. 23 column, The Last Train to Dullsville? Don't Be So Sure, misused the options term "strangle" to mean the opposite side of a "straddle." In fact, the correct term for such a position is "short straddle." The story also said Aug. 22 was the lightest-volume day since July 3, which it wasn't. (corrected Aug. 23)

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An Aug. 22 story, MP3.com Rally Ignores Glum Outlook on Universal Suit, misstated the name of the president and chief operating officer of MP3.com (MPPP:Nasdaq). He is Robin Richards, not Robin Roberts. (corrected Aug. 23)

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An Aug. 8 story, AIM Blue Chip Plans 3-for-1 Share Split, incorrectly reported a 2-for-1 share split for the AIM Blue Chip fund (ABCAX). In fact, shares split 3 for 1. (corrected Aug. 22)

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An Aug. 22 column, It's Tea-Leaf Time, mistakenly said Wal-Mart's (WMT:NYSE) weekly sales results helped to keep pressure on the Russell 2000 index. In fact, the index pressured by those numbers was the S&P Retail Index. (corrected Aug. 22)

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