Jun 16, 2013
A photograph carried with an article on June 14 in some editions was not David Devoe, News Corp chief financial officer, as captioned, but Lon Jacobs
Jun 14, 2013
A picture caption gave the impression that Ramallah was subject to airstrikes and the piece itself wrongly alluded to curfews in East Jerusalem. There have been no airstrikes on Ramallah for several years and there is no curfew in East Jerusalem
Jun 14, 2013
The artist Jill Magid’s name was misspelt in an article on June 8 and her gallery was wrongly identified. She is represented by Yvon Lambert Gallery
Jun 13, 2013
An article on June 10 stated that the Federal Reserve has received dozens of comments from regulators on a capital proposal. It has received fewer than a dozen
Jun 7, 2013
Mike Wells’ disposal of Prudential shares was reported in last week’s Directors Deals column as valued at £9.5m. The shares were worth £4.7m
Jun 4, 2013
An article on June 4 stated that Colombia has never defaulted on its foreign debt. It should have read Colombia has not defaulted since the early part of the last century.
Jun 1, 2013
Wm Morrison’s commitments to Ocado in respect of its Dordon facility comprise an initial purchase figure of up to £170m and expansion costs of £46m, and not as stated in FT Money on May 25
May 31, 2013
A House & Home article on May 25 overlooked the fact that a campaign to save the Robin Hood Gardens estate in east London had failed
May 29, 2013
The yield on 10-year Japanese government bonds last week was 34.7 basis points higher than on May 6 and not 347 basis points higher as stated in Martin Wolf’s column on May 29
May 24, 2013
A photograph of Dan Brown on May 18 pictured the author in Rome, not in Florence, as captioned
May 17, 2013
A travel piece in Life & Arts on May 4 wrongly stated that the mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary died in 2012. In fact he died in 2008
May 10, 2013
In an article on May 4, we reported that Ukip took more than a fifth of the vote in the county council elections in Cumbria. The correct figure was 11.7%
May 9, 2013
A headline in some of our May 8 editions suggested the S&P 500 had broken the 15,000 barrier. It was the Dow Jones that broke 15,000 with the S&P closing at 1,625.96
May 6, 2013
Cox Communications, Metro PCS and T-Mobile bought mobile devices from Huawei in the US, not network infrastructure equipment, as incorrectly stated in an article on April 30
May 3, 2013
Kai-Yin Lo’s name is incorrectly spelt in the skyline of today’s House & Home
May 3, 2013
In a books essay by Peter Clarke on Margaret Thatcher on April 27 we incorrectly stated that Muriel was her younger sister
Apr 25, 2013
The Madonna and Child sculpture pictured in a review on April 24 was by Donatello and not by Luca della Robbia
Apr 24, 2013
Aegean Airlines is bidding to buy its smaller rival Olympic Air and is not the target of the takeover
Apr 21, 2013
In the Gas Industry special report on April 16 we mistakenly said that the strong Australian dollar had increased the cost of imported goods and services
Apr 18, 2013
In the FT 400 Top Financial Advisers report on April 11 a table supplied by Money-Media contained some errors