The European Union's trade deficit with China last year reached the equivalent of $405.1 billion. Display text with a Page One article on Tuesday about Chinese trade with the EU incorrectly gave the figure as $405.1 million.
FedEx said it was the customs broker of 43% of the 53 million tariff entries collected by the government. A U.S. News article on Monday about tariff refunds incorrectly said that FedEx said it was the importer of 43% of the 53 million tariff entries. Also, FedEx said it doesn't require its customers eligible for refunds to register with U.S. Customs and Border Protection or provide an account number at a business-intelligence firm. The article incorrectly said that Derek Swanson had to provide his account number at a business-intelligence firm that analyzes the creditworthiness of companies and had to register with CBP.
An undated photo of co-CEOs David and Stephen Sorbaro accompanied an Exchange article on Saturday about auto-service company Mavis. The caption incorrectly said they were pictured in the late 1980s.
A Sept. 18 Business & Finance article about data-center builder Crusoe ran with a photo of an employee working in an aluminum electrical enclosure. The caption incorrectly said he was welding.
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