As regards the methodology behind this latest Africa edition, financial data was used whereby companies had to be active and privately held, with headquarters or their primary operations being run out of Africa.
In 2014, the state reversed its decision once again, announcing its support for an academic edition, without financial backing.
The article also misstated the organization's financial structure in some editions.
The second is the American Psychiatric Association, which neither writer trusts to possess naming rights to psychological pain, in part because of its financial stake in new editions of the manual.
The US edition of the financial paper went on sale in London for the first time yesterday as part of new owner News Corporation's global expansion plans.
After that came the harsh, unpopular novels of social analysis (The Bostonians, The Princess Casamassima), the ill-fated involvement with the theatre, the awkward, darkly complex novels of the 1890s (What Maisie Knew, The Awkward Age), the epic, inward-looking subtleties of the mighty late works, and the financial catastrophe of the New York edition.
Image caption A plan to create a new senior management role at NHS Highland despite the board's financial challenges leads the Inverness edition of the Press and Journal.
All of which makes it darkly amusing to read in the April 4 edition of the financial newspaper The American Banker that, in the words of Roger Beverage, president and CEO of the Oklahoma Bankers Association, Congresss isn't afraid of bankers.
The second edition was also a financial failure, and once again Whitman edited a daily newspaper, the Brooklyn Times, but was unemployed by the summer of 1859.
