But common sense is rare amid the cacophony of corporate life.Economist.com/blogs/schumpeter Correction: This article was amended on July 1st to correct the figures related to Teresa Amabile's study.
The correction to it, issued on Monday, was a "corporate production" involving lawyers and press advisers.
Correction: Boeing's corporate headquarters are in Chicago.
The judgment of the auditors regarding the industry and auditor-client market characteristics is also effective on the correction or improvement of corporate governance mechanisms (Hassas Yeganeh and Dadashi 2011).
The initial guidelines will encourage Web sites to disclose information about five areas: corporate identity, advertising and sponsorship, customer service, corrections and privacy.
Corrections: In our article on corporate leaks last week ("Be afraid"), we said that in September 2009 WikiLeaks had posted a UN report showing that Trafigura had dumped hazardous waste in Cote d'Ivoire.
In marketing, political lobbying, and internal corporate communications, the preferred term is "partnership corrections".
Kevin Mitchell, president of the Business Travel Coalition, which represents business travelers and corporate travel departments, pointed to the many course corrections that United has made since it filed for bankruptcy in December 2002.
Sorry.In this section The finger of suspicion Swan songs Of markets and medicines Modern Midas The new (improved) Gilded Age Correction: The walking dead Reprints Related items Corporate restructuring: The walking deadDec 13th 2007.
Measuring mud Stealing steel Seducing shoppers in Sticksville Chipping in Intoxivation Correction: Airbus A320 ReprintsIts latest survey, "Transparency in Corporate Reporting", looks at the world's 105 biggest listed firms.
Correction: April 27 , 2004 Tuesday An Op-Ed article on Thursday about corporate sponsorship of Earth Day incorrectly referred to a participant.
