Corrections

March 18, 2007, 11:00 p.m. EDT 1 Min Read

An item in People in the Jan. 29-Feb. 11, 2007, issue (page 26) about Frederick Kostecki's appointment to the PCPS Executive Committee of the American Institute of CPAs misidentified his firm; he is, in fact, a partner at RubinBrown LLP. Our apologies for the error.The Feb. 12-25, 2007, review of business plan software (page 18) incorrectly listed the price of Palo Alto Software's Business Plan Pro Premier. The correct price is $199.95.

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