A brief report in the Private Sector column last Sunday about the new American Business Awards, given for workplace achievements, misstated the given name of the their founder.
Abby Ellin Correction: May 4, 2003, Sunday A brief report in the Private Sector column last Sunday about the new American Business Awards, given for workplace achievements, misstated the given name of the their founder.
Because of an editing error, a brief report in the Private Sector column last Sunday about Stars and Cars, a charity event in Detroit, misstated the career path of Robert A. Lutz, the co-chairman.
STEVE BARNES Correction: July 9, 2000, Sunday A picture last Sunday with a brief report in the Private Sector column about Gen. Wesley K. Clark and his new role as a corporate consultant was published in error.
A brief report in the Private Sector column last Sunday about Ian M. Russell, chief executive of ScottishPower, misstated the name of the bagpipers' parade that his company helped to sponsor yesterday in New York.
Laura M. Holson Correction: February 10 , 2002 Sunday Because of an editing error, a brief report in the Private Sector column last Sunday about EchoStar Communications' proposed takeover of Hughes Electronics referred incompletely to the opinion of Gene Kimmelman, co-director of Consumers Union.
Julie Dunn Correction: September 17, 2000, Sunday A brief report in the Private Sector column last Sunday about the choice of Russell Crowe to play the leading role in a film about John Forbes Nash Jr., the 1994 Nobel laureate in economic science, misstated the surname of the screenplay writer.
Correction: May 6 , 2001 Sunday A brief report in the Private Sector column last Sunday about Compaq Computer's purchase of the naming rights to the arena of the San Jose Sharks referred incorrectly to the team's performance this season and to its National Hockey League region membership.
