Editorial

Corrections Policy

Pulse Newswire publishes at volume from primary filings. When we get something wrong, we want it found and fixed quickly. We correct confirmed errors within 24 hours of identification.

Reporting an error

Email our editorial desk with the article URL and the specific figure or statement in question. Every article links to the original filing, so citing the source document helps us resolve reports fastest.

How we respond

• Correction. Where a figure or statement is wrong but the article remains sound, we correct it in place. The article URL never changes, so existing links and citations continue to resolve.
• Retraction. Where an article should not have been published at all, we withdraw it. The URL returns HTTP 410 Gone rather than silently disappearing, so anyone who linked to it learns that it was withdrawn.
• Superseded filings. Where an issuer files a correction to its own disclosure, our article reflects the corrected filing and is labelled as a correction.

Systemic errors

If an error indicates a fault in our pipeline rather than a one-off, we identify every article affected by the same fault and correct the whole set, then add an automated check to prevent recurrence. Our editorial standards describe those checks.

What we do not do

We do not remove accurate coverage on request. We do not alter an article's substance without marking it as corrected.

Last updated 18 August 2026.