Our publishing principles

Accuracy before speed

We distinguish verified facts from interpretation. Reporting should identify its sources, retain the context of figures and explain uncertainty. Headlines must reflect the substance of a story.

Corrections and independence

Readers may request a correction through the newsroom. Substantial corrections will explain what changed. Commercial relationships must be disclosed, and paid placements clearly identified. A company statement represents its issuer’s position.

Sources and attribution

We credit original reporting and use quotations in context. Confidential information requires a clear public-interest purpose and appropriate verification. Images and captions must accurately represent their subject.