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A new breed of philanthropist (News: Analysis & Commentary, Oct. 6)
"A new breed of philanthropist" (News: Analysis & Commentary, Oct. 6) incorrectly characterized the research of Boston College Professor Paul G. Schervish. He found that the richest Americans accounted for 25% of all charitable contributions in 1994, up from 10% in 1988.Return to top
The new world of real estate (Cover Story, Sept. 22)
"The new world of real estate" (Cover Story, Sept. 22) should have said Crescent Real Estate Equities Co. owns 50% of Class A office space in the Greenway Plaza-Richmond-Buffalo Speedway submarket of Houston, not in all of Houston. Crescent says it owns about 10% of all the Class A office space in Houston.Return to top
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