Every correction, retraction, apology and regulator ruling involving Financial Times that Misreported has reported, newest first.
The Financial Times corrected an article on UK government consultant spending after clarifying that ministers have not delayed their target to halve…
The Financial Times corrected an article after confusing US book sales volumes with revenue, stating $3.1bn instead of 3.1bn copies sold.
The Financial Times corrected its reporting after stating that Uber drivers were not paid for time spent travelling to pick-up locations.
The Financial Times corrected a promotional error that misidentified Robert Jenrick as shadow chancellor, clarifying that he is the UK’s shadow secretary…
The Financial Times corrected an error identifying the judges assigned to hear the High Court challenge to the government’s proscription of Palestine Action.
The Financial Times has clarified that French authorities found childlike sex dolls only on Shein and AliExpress, not on Temu or Wish as first reported.
The Financial Times has clarified that the anti-tariff ad campaign aired in the US was launched by Ontario, not the federal government in Ottawa.
The Financial Times has clarified that a photograph in its essay “Peace, for now” depicted young Lebanese Christians, not Palestinians, viewing the body…
The Financial Times has clarified that Hong Kong’s 2019 protests were pro-democracy demonstrations that preceded and sparked the National Security Law,…
The Financial Times has clarified that Dior does not have its own market valuation, as it is part of LVMH and not separately listed.
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 Financial Times has amended its report to clarify that Alexander Antelme KC represents Renault, not Nissan, in the UK diesel emissions case.
The Financial Times has corrected its reporting to state that Max Enders of Germany’s Tytan Technologies, not Alex Roslin of Ukrainian drone maker Wild…
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 Financial Times has amended an article after wrongly reporting that the European Commission planned to suspend €14bn worth of funding for projects in…
The Financial Times has corrected a significant numerical error in its reporting on France’s political turmoil, acknowledging that 80,000 police officers…
The Financial Times has issued a correction after misstating which companies make up the dominant trio in US telecoms. A Lex column published on September…
