Sarah Sands’ column on Mozart did not appear in the international edition last weekend, despite appearing in the front page promotional panel

The US presidential election was in 2016, not 2017 as incorrectly stated in an article on April 14

A chart on the world’s largest listed airlines failed to include Ryanair

Credit Suisse’s ratio of Level 3 assets to tier one common equity is 47 per cent, not 4 per cent as incorrectly stated in a chart on April 4.

There is not a majority of Labour metro mayors as incorrectly stated in an editorial comment on April 5.

Investors trading contracts for difference in the UK are not exempt from capital gains tax as incorrectly stated in an FT Money article on March 31

Swiss authorities are assisting an Italian criminal investigation into a former employee of Kering, not the Italian probe into Gucci’s tax arrangements as incorrectly stated in a column on March 29

Richard Peckham and Martin Sweeting were testifying before a House of Lords subcommittee hearing on Brexit and the space industry rather than before MPs, as incorrectly stated in an article on March 27

The founder of the Khan Academy worked for a hedge fund before setting up the online education platform, and had not stayed out of finance as incorrectly stated in a column on March 26

Julian Wheatland is the former chair of Oxford West and Abingdon Conservative Association, not the current chair as incorrectly stated in an article on March 20.

The US-led deal reached with Iran over its nuclear programme was sealed in 2015, not 2005 as incorrectly stated in an article on March 15

The front page Datawatch chart on first-time asylum applicants on March 21 should have stated that the figures were in thousands

The estimated cost for the US census budget is about $15bn, not $12.3bn as incorrectly stated in a column on March 16

Procter & Gamble will cut spending with ad agencies by $1.2bn, not $2bn as incorrectly stated in an article on March 7

The value of sovereign bonds on the ECB’s balance sheet is €2.3tn, not €2.3bn as incorrectly stated in Wolfgang Münchau’s column on March 5

WPP’s share price was £12.60 at the close of trading on March 1, not £114 as incorrectly stated in an article on March 2.

GKN sales figures were stated in trillions rather than billions in a chart on March 2.

Dale Vince is the energy entrepreneur, not Vince Dale who John McDonnell’s press adviser referred to in Saturday’s magazine article

Ecuador has previously issued eurobonds and is not planning to issue them for the first time

3G Capital does not control AB InBev or Domino’s, as wrongly stated in an Editorial Comment on February 24

Future Planet Capital has agreements with partners that work with top universities to invest in early-stage companies, rather than working with the institutions directly as stated in an article on February 3/4

The restaurant is part of the Grosvenor Hotel, not the Charing Cross Hotel as incorrectly stated in Nicholas Lander’s column

RSE Ventures has invested in neither Equinox nor SoulCycle as incorrectly stated in an article on February 5

Samsung is not one of China’s top-selling smartphone brands as incorrectly stated in an article on February 7.

A front page promotional banner on February 7 wrongly referred to a Notebook column by Leo Lewis. The column appears over here. We apologise for the confusion