Corrections
How we correct an article
When we learn that an article is wrong, we publish a corrected revision. It replaces the old text at the same address, and the article's page shows the date of the update beside the date it was first published. This ledger lists every article that has been revised since it was first published, newest revision first. The method page says how articles are written and checked.
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It does not give the reason for a revision. We do not record one yet, and a revision can fix a figure or only reword a sentence, so an entry does not tell you which. Read the article.
It starts with the corrections of October 20 and 21, 2026, when we went back over the first batch of articles: adding the year to headlines, rewording plans that had stopped being current, saying when a Form 4 sale followed an exercise of options, naming insiders as they sign, and updating citations. Any earlier revision, made before the site was opened to readers, is listed too.
Articles revised (531)
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- Microsoft director Reid Hoffman said he would not seek re-election in 2026
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- Warner Bros. Discovery bondholders consented to push back the deadline for a note-exchange offer to Mar 4, 2027
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- AMD signed a $5.0 billion revolving credit facility and lifted its commercial paper limit to $5.5 billion
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- Microsoft appointed Carmine Di Sibio to its board, expanded to 13 members
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- GameStop submitted a non-binding proposal to acquire eBay at $125.00 a share in cash and stock
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- Bilibili's 2024 revenue rose 19.1% to RMB 26.83 billion as mobile games grew 39.5%
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- Electronic Arts had all regulatory approvals for its merger by Jul 30, 2026 and expected a close around Aug 4
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- Amazon agreed to acquire Globalstar at up to $90.00 a share
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- NVIDIA agreed to acquire Hugging Face, with about $11.9 billion payable to its stockholders
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- NVIDIA signed guaranties for leases at an Ohio AI data center campus, with its initial commitment capped at $105 billion
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- NVIDIA names Nicholas Parker, after 26 years at Microsoft, executive vice president of worldwide field operations
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- NVIDIA appointed Suzanne Nora Johnson to its board, raising it from 10 to 11 directors effective Jul 13
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- NVIDIA named Scott Gawel, from Intel, chief accounting officer effective May 4
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- Logitech shareholders approved a dividend, with 99.32% in favor
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- Microsoft's revenue rose 12.3% to $69.63 billion in the quarter to Dec 31, 2024 as gaming revenue fell 7%
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- Electronic Arts' revenue fell 3.2% to $1.88 billion in the quarter to Dec 31, 2024
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- Intel repurchased the 49% stake of Apollo-managed funds in its Ireland fab venture for $14.2 billion
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- Intel said its chief legal officer April Miller Boise would leave the company on Jun 1
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- Intel’s first-quarter 2025 net loss to shareholders was $821 million on revenue of $12.67 billion, down 0.4%
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- AMD agreed to acquire World Labs, paying about $8.2 billion in its own stock
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- Playtika's third-quarter 2025 revenue rose 8.7% to $674.6 million as net income fell 0.5%
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- Unity's third-quarter 2025 revenue was $470.6 million, up 5.4% on the year
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- Unity's second-quarter 2025 revenue was $440.94 million, down 1.9%, with a $118.75 million operating loss
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- AppLovin reported $1.41 billion in revenue for the quarter to Sep 30, 2025, up 68%, with net income of $835.55 million
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- Take-Two’s revenue rose 31.1% to $1.77 billion in the quarter to Sep 30, 2025, and its net loss fell to $133.9 million
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- Electronic Arts’ revenue fell 9.2% to $1.84 billion in the quarter to Sep 30, 2025, and its net income to $137 million
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- Intel agreed on Apr 14, 2025 to sell 51% of Altera to a Silver Lake affiliate at an $8.75 billion enterprise value
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- Intel completed the second closing of its NAND sale to SK hynix on Mar 27, 2025, receiving about $1.9 billion net of adjustments
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- Warner Bros. Discovery's quarterly net income to shareholders fell to $149 million, with revenue down 11.2%
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- Amazon registered shares for its Globalstar takeover, offering up to $90.00 a share in cash or stock
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- Ubisoft's annual revenue fell 22% to €1.4 billion, with a net loss of €1.52 billion
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