Accuracy before speed
ADI News publishes business reporting for readers who use information to make decisions. Accuracy therefore takes priority over being first. Dates, names, financial figures, geographic references and direct claims are checked against the strongest available source. Where a fact cannot be independently confirmed, the uncertainty is stated or the claim is omitted.
Long-form articles add analysis without changing the underlying facts. News reports distinguish confirmed developments from forecasts. Press releases are clearly labelled and rewritten in an editorial format so a company announcement cannot be mistaken for independent reporting.
Sources and attribution
We prefer original documents, company statements, regulatory publications and established reporting. Links are included where they help readers inspect a source. A source link does not imply endorsement, and commercial relationships do not determine editorial conclusions.
ADI News does not present copied text as original work. Quotations are limited and attributed. Translations preserve names, places, dates and material facts while adapting grammar and terminology for the target language.
- Identify the origin of material facts.
- Separate reporting, analysis and company announcements.
- Disclose meaningful uncertainty and conflicts.
- Correct substantive errors promptly and visibly.
Independence and corrections
Editorial decisions are based on relevance, evidence and public value. Writers must not accept undisclosed payment for favourable coverage. Images are selected or generated to explain the subject and must not fabricate a factual event.
Readers may report an error through Contact. We review the evidence and update the page when necessary. Material corrections should explain what changed; minor spelling or formatting repairs may be made without a separate notice.