Talking Business is committed to accuracy and transparency. When we get something wrong, we aim to correct it promptly and clearly.
Reporting an Error
If you believe an article published by Talking Business contains a factual error, please contact us with details of the article and the information you believe is incorrect.
We will review correction requests and, where appropriate, verify the information against relevant sources.
Making Corrections
If we identify a material factual error, we will correct the article as soon as reasonably possible.
Minor errors, such as spelling, grammar or formatting issues that do not affect the meaning of an article, may be corrected without a correction notice.
Where a correction materially changes the meaning or understanding of an article, we may add a note explaining what was corrected.
Updates
News develops, and articles may be updated when new information becomes available.
An article being updated to reflect subsequent developments does not necessarily mean the original reporting was incorrect. Where appropriate, we may indicate that an article has been updated.
Our Approach
Correction requests are considered on their merits. We distinguish between factual inaccuracies and disagreements with opinions, analysis or editorial judgement.
Our aim is to maintain an accurate and reliable record while being transparent with our readers when material corrections are necessary.
For more information about how we produce and maintain our journalism, please see our Editorial Standards.
