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"Sparks fly at SFX" (Sports Business, June 18, 2001)

"Sparks fly at SFX" (Sports Business, June 18, 2001)

 A story on SFX and superagent David Falk ("Sparks fly at SFX," Sports Business, June 18) erroneously said that Falk represents NBA star Allen Iverson. Falk is no longer Iverson's agent.



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