An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that Sirius XM Radio's stock price is down 0.7 percent from when Liberty Media made its investment in the company. In fact, the stock price is up 1,930 percent.
China June Flash HSBC PMI Falls to 9-Month Low
CNBC News Corrections
July 12: Liberty’s Malone Still Aims for Sirius Spin
July 10: Is Wall Street Ignoring Risk at IBM?
IBM's revenue during the last quarter was misstated in an earlier version of this story.
July 10: Top States for Business: Georgia Economic Snapshot
The snapshot incorrectly listed Sonny Perdue as governor. He was succeeded by Nathan Deal, also a Republican, in 2011. In addition, we incorrectly stated that Maine Governor Paul LePage and North Dakota Gov. Jack Dalrymple are Democrats. They are both Republicans.
July 9: In Maryland, Higher Taxes Chase Out Rich: Study
An earlier version of this story incorrectly said President Obama would ask Congress Monday to extend tax cuts for those making $250,000 or more. In fact, it was for those making $250,000 or less.
July 9: Sharks Seen in California
A photograph of a Massachusetts man in a kayak being followed by a shark was inadvertantly included in a package about a California kayaker. The photo and video were unrelated. We regret the error.
July 6: Impact Investing a Great Alternative: Incapital’s Ricketts
An earlier version of this story gave the wrong title for Ricketts.
July 4:Wealthy Swiss Hoard Cash, See Doom for Euro
An earlier version of this article incorrectly reported where LGT Group is based.
June 29: Gold as Safe as US Dollar
An earlier version of this blog was wrong. The FDIC is not proposing a "change to banking capital rules with respect to gold," according to a spokesman.
June 29: Consumer Spending Falls to Weakest Level in Six Months
An earlier version of this story said consumer spending was flat in May for the first time in five months. Consumer spending was actually flat for the first time in six months.
June 25: Wall Street Jailbirds
An earlier version of the slideshow included a slide on Garrett Bauer, Matthew Kluger and Kenneth Robinson. While all three were sentenced to prison, they have not started serving their sentences yet.
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