And the article referred incorrectly at one point to the president and chief executive of Neiman Marcus Group, who commented on the trend in luxury goods.
An article in Business Day on Thursday about companies that are outsourcing product design misstated the affiliation of Sunil Chopra, a professor who commented on the trend.
Correction: December 25 , 2003 Thursday An article in Business Day on Monday about increasing investment in nanotechnology referred incorrectly to Lux Capital, whose co-founder commented on the trend.
An article on Saturday about investors' accelerating withdrawal from European sovereign debt misstated the title and experience of Peter R. Fisher, who commented on the trend's detrimental effect on the fiscal health of Europe.
BUSINESS DAY An article on Tuesday about shrinking traffic at newly expanded regional airports misspelled the surname of a professor of data sciences and operations at the University of Southern California's business school who commented on the trend.
The Media Equation column in Business Day on Monday, about the major networks' decreasing coverage of presidential campaigns, misstated the academic position of C. Robert Zelnick, who commented on the trend.
An article on the Itineraries page on Tuesday about a growing trend in the funeral industry to transport bodies for burial misstated part of the name of a funeral business whose chief executive, Neil O'Connor, commented on the trend, and misidentified the city in which it is based.
Correction: July 12 , 2002 Friday An article in Business Day on Tuesday about high-technology amenities in hotels -- and a correction in this space on Wednesday -- misspelled the name of a partner with the Travel Services Group of the consulting firm Accenture, who commented on the trend.
Correction: July 31 , 2002 Wednesday An article in the Job Market section on July 21 about dental practices that offer services like massages and DVD screenings to build up business misspelled the surname of the president of the New York County Dental Society, who commented on the trend.
Correction: December 1, 2003, Monday An article in the Business Travel pages on Tuesday about efforts by hotels to improve security in response to the concerns of women misstated the name of the Cornell University school where Cathy Enz, who commented on the trend, is a professor.
