Sentence examples for company column from inspiring English sources
Military officials said early Saturday that they had recovered remains from a shallow grave near Nasiriya, where 5 Americans were taken captive and 12 were missing from an attack on a maintenance company column as it passed through the city.
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Because of an editing error, a brief report in the Company News column of Business Day yesterday about a rise in the American Express Company's dividend misstated it.
A report in the Company News column of Business Day yesterday about the dismissal of the chief executive of Sears Canada misidentified the business unit that took the action.
A report in the Company News column of Business Day on Wednesday about second-half earnings for Reuters carried an erroneous credit.
Correction: April 20, 2000, Thursday A report in the Company News column of Business Day on Tuesday about an $18-a-share 18-a-share 18-a-shareies fofferachmen Industries misstated Coachmen's response.
Correction: August 14 , 2002 Wednesday A headline in the Company News column of Business Day yesterday about the Maytag Corporation's third-quarter earnings outlook referred incorrectly to its profit estimate.
Correction: December 11 , 2002 Wednesday A report in the Company News column of Business Day yesterday about the McGraw Hill Companies referred incompletely to the 2003 forecast.
Correction: February 6 , 2003 Thursday A report in the Company News column of Business Day yesterday about the Comcast Corporation's sale of some cable systems to Bresnan Communications misstated the terms.
A brief report in the Company News column of Business Day on Wednesday about the Dexter Company's proposed acquisition of 48percentt of Life Technologies Inc. misstated the timing.
