For the record - July 10, 2014
American Apparel: An article in the July 9 Business section about American Apparel Inc. lender Lion Capital demanding repayment of a $10-million loan to the Los Angeles retailer quoted investment banker Lloyd Greif as saying that Lion makes “controlled investments.” The quote should have read: “Lion is first and foremost not a lender; they are a private equity firm that makes control investments in consumer brands.”
Dick Jones: A news obituary in the July 9 LATExtra section of actor Dick Jones, who was the voice of Pinocchio in the 1940 Disney film, listed Jennafer Jones and Melody Hume as his sisters in a list of surviving family members. They are his daughters.
Crumbs Bake Shop: An article in the July 9 Business section about Crumbs Bake Shop Inc. closing its stores said that, according to spokeswoman Stephanie Ellis, employees at 48 stores in 10 states were notified of the closures Monday, the last day of business. The information about the number of stores and states came from the company website.
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