Editorial policy

Accuracy first

Every story is built from primary sources where they exist: company announcements, regulatory filings, government data and official statements. Facts, numbers and quotes are linked to their source in the article.

Original work

The news itself is shared by everyone. Our articles are our own: our structure, our context and our words. We do not republish other outlets' text.

Use of AI

We use AI tools to help research and draft stories. Drafts go through automated checks for sourcing, originality and accuracy, and through editorial review. Each article says so at the end.

Claims, plans and rumors

When a company announces a plan or a date, we say it is a plan, and we note when past dates have slipped. Rumors are labeled as rumors, or left out.

Markets coverage

We report on stock moves and the news behind them. We do not give investment advice and we do not tell readers to buy or sell anything. Quotes are delayed.

Images

We use photos from press kits, Wikimedia Commons and licensed stock libraries, with credit and licence shown. Illustrations are labeled as illustrations and are never presented as photos of real events.

Independence

Advertisers do not influence our coverage. Sponsored content, if we ever run it, will be clearly labeled.