Accuracy is the foundation of our relationship with readers. When we get something wrong, we believe the correction itself is a story worth telling clearly. This page explains how errors are handled at TradePulse across all seven language editions.
Our Commitment
We correct factual errors promptly, transparently, and in the same place the error appeared. We never quietly edit mistakes away, and we never punish readers or sources for pointing them out.
What Counts as an Error
- Factual errors: wrong numbers, dates, names, titles, company figures, or misattributed statements.
- Mislabeling: an opinion piece presented as news, or analysis without its label.
- Missing context: a factually accurate statement that, without key context, could mislead.
- Headline errors: headlines or social summaries that overstate or distort the underlying reporting.
Differences of opinion, predictions that did not come true, or stylistic choices are not errors and are not "corrected."
How to Report an Error
The fastest route is email to editorial@tradepulse.news with the word "Correction" in the subject line, or use our Contact page. Please include:
- the article URL,
- the specific sentence or figure in question,
- what you believe is wrong, and — if you can — a source that supports the correction.
We review every report, including anonymous ones, though contact details help us ask follow-up questions.
Verification and Timeline
Every report is checked against the original sources and, where needed, with the journalist who wrote the story. Our targets:
- Clear factual errors (a wrong number, a wrong name): corrected within hours of verification.
- Errors requiring re-reporting (a disputed claim needing a new source): corrected within 24–48 hours, or the article is annotated while verification continues.
- Opinion or labeling disputes: reviewed by the standards desk; resolved with a public note if the complaint is upheld.
How Corrections Appear
- Standard corrections are appended to the bottom of the article in a clearly marked correction note: what was wrong, what is now correct, and the date.
- Errors in headlines, or errors significant enough to change the meaning of the story, are fixed in place and noted with a correction line — the original mistake stays on the record.
- Substantial rewrites are logged with an "Updated" timestamp, and the update reason is stated in the article.
- Translation errors in our six non-English editions are corrected to match the verified source edition.
Corrections Log
We maintain an internal log of all corrections with timestamps. Any reader may request a summary of corrections made in a given period by writing to editorial@tradepulse.news.
Contact
Questions or reports: editorial@tradepulse.news. Postal: 71-75 Shelton Street, London WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom.