On the article “E Land acquires Palms Resort in $20M asset sale,” that came out on Aug. 7, UMDA chair Jose Lifoifoi clarified that Palms Resort's new management plans to revitalize and renovate only Palms Resort Saipan at this time and will not include Pacific Islands Club Saipan as reported. Our apologies.

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