May 28-June 3
The June 3 Editor's Letter, The Coming Week on TSC, incorrectly said the second quarter had ended; in fact, it ends at the end of June. ( corrected June 4)
A June 4 story,
Nanophase Technologies Falls on Outlook, incorrectly reported
Nanophase Technologies'
(NANX:Nasdaq) annual revenue estimate as $2 million to $2.5 million. It should have said the company now expects yearly revenue to fall $2 million to $2.5 million short of its previous estimate of $10 million. (
corrected June 4
)
A May 31 story,
Hatchet Job: Today's Employment Report May Hold Ugly Surprise, incorrectly said 95% of the population is employed. It should have said 95% of the labor force is employed. (
corrected June 1
)
A May 23 James J. Cramer column,
Smarter Money: A Safe Alternative to Pure Tech Funds, incorrectly stated that Barbara Marcin manages the
Gabelli Value
fund. In fact, Marcin is the manager of the
Gabelli Blue Chip Value
fund. (
corrected June 1
)
The May 31 Market Story,
Nasdaq Shakes Off Three-Day Slump, Gains 1.2%, incorrectly stated that
Robertson Stephens
downgraded
Oracle
(ORCL:Nasdaq). It did not. Analyst Eric Upin dropped his 2002 earnings per share outlook for the company, as reported. (
corrected June 1
)
The May 29 Taskmaster column,
A Market That Trades on Hope ... incorrectly stated the performance figures for
Cablevision
(CVC:NYSE) because the quote provider did not include the full impact of the
Rainbow Media Group
(RMG:NYSE) spinout. Cablevision dropped 21.6% from Feb. 8 through May 25 and 16.1% from March 2 thru May 25, not 33.4% and 28.7%, as reported. (
corrected May 31
)
A May 29 article,
LightPath Drops on Downgrade, incorrectly quoted
Wit Soundview
as saying
LightPath
(LPTH:Nasdaq) had lost a major customer. It didn't.
(corrected May 30)