In a previous version of this article, it was incorrectly stated that Lego was purchased by Mattel in 2004.

A previous version of this story didn’t mention that up to $5 million of the deceased’s estate is exempt from federal estate tax, and that when taxes are owed they are paid out of the estate.

An earlier version of the story incorrectly said Alfred Dunhill had already opened the second Las Vegas store. That store will open this summer.

A previous version of this story misspelled CEO Vivek Ranadivé's name.

In an earlier version of this quiz, there was a typo in the 3rd question of the Bernanke quiz. The correct name for "B" is Walter Bagehot (not Walter Gagehot).

In an earlier version of the story, we incorrectly quoted Bullard as saying that further monetary injections into the U.S. economy are a big mistake that could cause inflation and slow economic activity. Those were, in fact, comments made by another guest during the on-air interview.

An earlier version of this story had a headline that said new home sales fell 1.5%, not 1.6% in February.

An earlier version of this story said the company's new line of Air Jordans, "can collect data from an athlete's movements, which are transferable to mobile devices." In fact, the name of the product with this capability is the "Nike Hyperdunk+," which is not part of the Air Jordan line.

An earlier version of this story incorrectly identified Scott Redler as the Wall Street technician who assisted Jim Cramer. It was Mark Sebastian who worked with Cramer for this "Off the Charts" segment.

An earlier version of this story incorrectly identified Blackrock Equities' Portfolio Manager as Steve Reeve. His name is Stuart Reeve.