Correction: Country Index Report (January 28, 2007)
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The Country Indexes table on the DataBank page last Sunday carried incorrect data from FTSE International for the performance of foreign stock markets.
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(Corrects headline to show Web traffic growth, not Web sales, fell on Black Friday)
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That's not an interjection from the reporter. The exclamation "w00t" was chosen by Merriam-Webster's online users as 2007's Word of the Year.
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(Corrects to show Moodyâs cut ratings on some collateralized debt obligations, not AMBAC shares in final 2 paragraphs)
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In the SINGAPORE story headlined &quot;Oil hits new high on Iraq violence&quot; please read in the 13th paragraph .... as its imports in the first seven ...
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(Corrects fourth paragraph reference to pension cost  savings; fifth paragraph, where figures were circulated)
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(corrects to show event is not a holiday party for children, correction from source)
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Singapore ExchangeÂ (SGX) warned investors not to rely on data provided for the Straits Times Index, one day after a computer inaccurately reported the value of the component stocks in the benchmark index. The incident is the latest in a string of computer-related problems to hit the exchange this year.
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Plus: TiVo posts small profit...Novell reverses year-earlier profit...Lenovo posts 2006-07 net surge.
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(Corrects year-ago loan loss reserve figure in third paragraph to âmillionâ from âbillionâ)
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(Correcting headlines to read "Guinean paper describes media scene following state of emergency" instead of "Guinean paper describes state of media following state of emergency".
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Corrects percentage change in first paragraph and headline to year-over-year figure, from sequential figure
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In a Sept. 28 story about the interception of drugs purportedly sent from Canada, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the medications had been ordered by Americans from the Web site www.CanadaRx.com. The drugs were ordered through www.CanadaRx.net.
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In a Dec. 7 mutual fund column about global allocation funds, The Associated Press erronously reported the expense ratio of First Eagle Global. It is 1.32 percent, not 1.72 percent, which is the fund's yield.
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A. Austria is not correct. B. Netherlands is not correct. C. Canada is correct. D. Philippines is not correct.
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Corrects dateline to San Francisco from Los Angeles and   last paragraph that Monster trades on Nasdaq, not New York   Stock Exchange.
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Corrects to remove reference to Castro wanting to go back   to work in lead, removes paragraph five