Paul Krugman ("Roller-Coaster Markets," column, April 5) laments that financial markets are too volatile and proposes that we impose limits on margin buying.
The On the Market column last Friday, about houses with window walls, mispelled the name of a mountain visible from one in Portland, Ore.
Correction: December 25 , 2005 Sunday A listing in the On the Market column last Sunday about a house for sale on Montgomery Place in Park Slope, Brooklyn, misstated the street number.
The Job Market column on Sunday, about online job boards, incorrectly described a national labor exchange set up by one site, JobCentral.com.
Correction: November 21, 2003, Friday The On the Market column last Friday, about houses with window walls, mispelled the name of a mountain visible from one in Portland, Ore.
NEW YORK TIMES Alan Abelson, Longtime Columnist for Barron's, Dies at 87 | Mr. Abelson wrote "a pugnacious, sagacious stock market column that denounced Wall Street hucksterism and routinely rocked share prices," The New York Times writes.
Alan Abelson, a former top editor of Barron's magazine who made waves — sometimes tsunamis — by writing a pugnacious, sagacious stock market column that denounced Wall Street hucksterism and routinely rocked share prices, died on Thursday in Manhattan.
Correction: February 6 , 2005 Sunday An entry in the "On the Market" column last Sunday for a co-op apartment at 45 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan misstated the building's policy on pets.
The Job Market column on Sunday, about the involvement of religious organizations in hiring for the secular workplace, misstated the affiliation of James E. Post, a management professor who said the concept might open opportunities for some job seekers.
Because of a computer malfunction, the Job Market column last Sunday about employees who come to work even when they are sick misspelled the name of the headquarters town for the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies.
