The company said first-half profits at Henson, which produces the Muppets television shows and movies, had been overstated by about $16 million.
The newspaper, a unit of the Tribune Company of Chicago, said on Thursday that an internal audit found that its circulation figures were overstated by about 40,000 daily and 60,000 on Sunday for the six months that ended in March.
A18 Nominee Addresses Iraq Threat Representative Porter J. Goss, the nominee to become director of central intelligence, said that some prewar statements by senior Bush administration officials might well have overstated intelligence about the threat posed by Iraq.
While Tribune has sought to have that suit dismissed, it acknowledged last month that its own auditors -- as well as those of the Audit Bureau of Circulations -- had determined that its average circulation for the year ended last September had been overstated by about 40,000 copies on weekdays and 60,000 on Sundays.
A recent research, by Hahn and Prieger [14], implies that previous estimates of the impact of cell phone use on risk for the population may be overstated by about one third.
The San Diego-based company said its fourth-quarter revenue was overstated by about $501,000 because of a single order, which was recognized as revenue in violation of JNI's policy of not booking sales where the customer had been granted a right of return.
The market's response to the rumors showed how nervous it has been since WorldCom announced late Tuesday that it had overstated earnings by about $3.8 billion.
The impact of MTV cannot be overstated when talking about this genre.
There was wariness too about overstating the significance of the past week.
"I don't want to overstate things about national impact; governors' races are about states and leadership at the state level.
NEW YORK The City Room column on Oct. 1, about the New York Yankees logo, overstated what is known about the logo's origins, based on information from the ball club's Web site.
