Context before conclusions
We distinguish reporting, analysis and company statements. Sources, dates and the status of an event belong alongside the story, so readers can understand what happened and what remains a plan.
Accuracy and corrections
We check names, figures and quotations against the original reporting. A correction should identify the affected passage and explain what changed. Readers can bring factual errors to the newsroom.
A clear editorial boundary
Commercial interests do not determine the conclusions of editorial coverage. Company statements are identified by their format and retain attribution to the issuing organisation.
