An April 12 story,

Echelon Posts Revenue Growth, Misses Estimate, erroneously said that Echelon had missed second quarter estimates by 3 cents. In fact, the company beat the first quarter earnings estimate by a penny.

(corrected April 12)

An April 2 story,

Best Buy, Circuit City Warn on First Quarter, incorrectly said

Circuit City

(CC:NYSE) issued a profit warning for its first quarter. The company said its Circuit City operation expects a per-share loss in the mid- to high-single digits, but the estimate does not include the contribution of

CarMax

(KMX:NYSE), which is reflected in the consensus earnings estimate of 3 cents a share compiled by First Call. Also, the consensus estimate compiled by First Call was incorrectly given as a loss of 3 cents. (

Corrected April 2

)

An April 1 story,

Questions Linger About Check Point's Subsidiary, attributed an incorrect sales multiple to Check Point's shares. The article said Check Point shares are trading at five times revenue. In fact, the shares trade at about 15 times forward revenue. (

Corrected April 1

)

An April 1 Herb on TheStreet column,

SpotlightShines on Stumbling Stellent, said

Stellent

(STEL:Nasdaq) announced first-quarter revenue would be a little less than half of what analysts expected. In fact, the warning covered the fourth quarter, and the company said revenue in that period would be a little more than half of whatanalysts expected.

(corrected April 1)