Corrections

Our policy

Accuracy comes first. When we publish something that is wrong or misleading, we fix it and say so. Corrections are noted at the bottom of the affected article with the date of the change, and every correction is also listed on this page.

Each correction note is dated and says what the earlier version got wrong and what is correct, for example: “Correction (Oct. 25, 2026): An earlier version of this article misstated the company's quarterly revenue. It was $1.2 billion.”

We don't silently change published facts. Any change to a figure, name, date, quote or other fact gets a dated correction. We fix typos and formatting without a note.

If the error also appeared on our X account, we reply to the original post with the correction and a link to the updated article. If we delete a post because of a material error, we say so in a reply.

If you believe something we published is wrong, email us at [email protected] or reach us on X at @NewStreetXYZ. Please include the article link and what you believe is wrong.