Corrections in business, markets and economic reporting.
ABC News pulled, then republished without a byline, a story on Trump's sons' investments after wrongly putting 1789 Capital's Anduril stake at $2.5bn, not $50m.
The New York Times corrected its Pax Silica supply-chain fund story twice, after misstating the sums involved and misquoting Under Secretary Jacob Helberg.
CNBC corrected its Venezuela oil production analysis after misattributing a statement about potential output increases to the wrong Chevron executive.
The New York Times corrected a Davos analysis after wrongly stating that Larry Fink personally donated $2.5 million to President Trump’s White House…
The Financial Times corrected an article on UK government consultant spending after clarifying that ministers have not delayed their target to halve…
POLITICO corrected its reporting on the EU’s trade and migration agreement, removing erroneous references to specific rice-producing countries said to…
POLITICO clarified that tariffs on agricultural goods from Brazil and India were reduced , not eliminated , correcting an overstatement in its initial…
An article published on Roc.ai has been corrected to show Palantir’s earnings were released after market close on Tuesday, not during Wednesday trading.
The Guardian has clarified that HMRC suspended child benefit for 23,489 families, not “almost 35,000” as first reported.
The New York Times has clarified that G.M. received 519 million Canadian dollars in government support to retool its Ontario plant, not one billion.
The BBC has corrected its reporting to say that in 2026 the UK will be the third fastest-growing economy in the G7, not the second.
Politico has corrected its reporting to fix the spelling of Senator Jon Husted’s first name and to specify when Cleveland-Cliffs announced idling its plants.
The Telegraph has corrected its article to reflect that the UK was second, not first, in highest electricity prices worldwide in 2023.
The Financial Times has corrected its report to state that the governments of the UAE, Qatar, Japan and Saudi Arabia have pledged $4.2 trillion in…
The Guardian has corrected its reporting to state that E.ON offered £92 million, not £82 million, in discounts to struggling customers last year.
The Financial Times has corrected its reporting to state that the yen has fallen about 45 percent against the dollar since 2010 and that Ireland’s surplus…
The Guardian has corrected its reporting to note that a figure for a week’s energy costs was due to both higher October rates and increased usage.
Bloomberg has corrected its Sept. 29 coverage of Sony Financial Group’s Tokyo debut, acknowledging an error in the company name used in the eighth…
The takeover battle between Spain’s BBVA and Banco Sabadell has been closely scrutinized by investors, regulators and retail shareholders alike. Yet a…
Bloomberg has issued a correction to its reporting on European business concerns in China after misstating the years covered by Beijing’s upcoming…
Bloomberg has corrected its reporting on JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s updated data-sharing agreement with Plaid Inc., after initially misstating the date of the…
