Corrections | Latest Corrections from the Financial Times

Dec 4, 2012

Correction: Allergan

Allergan is looking to sell its obesity business, not its Botox business

Dec 2, 2012

Correction: Cemex

We incorrectly stated that Cemex, the cement company, was owned by Carlos Slim

Nov 29, 2012

Correction: Wen Jiabao

Wen Jiabao was China’s prime minister in 2005 not vice-premier; Jiang Zemin’s grandson is called Alvin not Adrian; and Chen Yun was not a princeling

Nov 28, 2012

Correction: Mary Schapiro

A photograph of Mario Monti accompanied an article on November 27 about SEC chair Mary Schapiro and her temporary replacement Elisse Walter

Nov 26, 2012

Correction: John Siegenthaler

John Siegenthaler, not James, was a press aide to Robert Kennedy

Nov 26, 2012

Correction: Abbot Group

Abbot Group paid a £5.6m settlement under the Proceeds of Crime Act

Nov 19, 2012

Correction: Lakshmi Mittal’s wealth

Forbes estimates Lakshmi Mittal’s wealth at $16bn, not $12bn as wrongly stated in an article on November 17

Nov 17, 2012

Correction: Dasha Zhukova

Dasha Zhukova’s Facebook page as described in last Saturday’s FT Weekend Magazine

Nov 17, 2012

Correction: Thames Water

Thames Water has paid out £480m in dividends over the past two years

Nov 15, 2012

Correction: UK GDP graphic

The graphic on the front page on November 15 illustrated the Bank of England’s forecast for UK GDP after expected revisions

Nov 13, 2012

Correction: Andrew Haldane

Andrew Haldenby is the director of Reform, not Andrew Haldane

Nov 6, 2012

Correction: Volvo sales

Volvo Cars’ sales fell more than 10% in China and the US in October, not in the year to date

Nov 5, 2012

Correction: Polymath

Because of a production error, the clues and grid for the Polymath did not match

Oct 29, 2012

Correction: Mark Thompson

A Sunday Times article, reported in the Financial Times on October 29, alleged Mark Thompson’s office, not Mr Thompson personally, was twice made aware of sexual abuse allegations regarding Jimmy Savile and the BBC

Oct 29, 2012

Correction: Ivermectin

The drug Ivermectin is donated by Merck for the treatment of onchocerciasis, or river blindness, not trachoma as reported in an article included in the special report on Combating neglected diseases, published on October 11

Oct 28, 2012

Correction: Statement on ETFs

A statement about exchange-traded funds benefiting from short-term positions was wrongly attributed to Ann Benjamin of Neuberger Berman in an FTfm article on October 22. We apologise for the error

Oct 28, 2012

Correction: M&G Investments

M&G Investments is not a big provider of passive investments as incorrectly stated in an FTfm article on October 22

Oct 27, 2012

Correction: Marcus Agius

Marcus Agius, outgoing chairman of Barclays, was employed on a three-day a week contract, not a two-day as reported on Friday

Oct 23, 2012

Correction: EU budget summit

European heads of state and government will meet in Brussels on November 22-23 to discuss the EU budget for 2014-20, and not on October 23 as stated in Tuesday’s letter on science funding from 47 Nobel Prize and Fields Medal winners. We apologise for the editing error

Oct 21, 2012

Correction: Prince Norodom Ranaridh photo

The photograph accompanying an obituary of former Cambodian monarch Norodom Sihanouk on October 16 was of his son Prince Norodom Ranariddh. We apologise for the error

Highlights

Allergan is looking to sell its obesity business, not its Botox business

We incorrectly stated that Cemex, the cement company, was owned by Carlos Slim

Wen Jiabao was China’s prime minister in 2005 not vice-premier; Jiang Zemin’s grandson is called Alvin not Adrian; and Chen Yun was not a princeling

A photograph of Mario Monti accompanied an article on November 27 about SEC chair Mary Schapiro and her temporary replacement Elisse Walter

John Siegenthaler, not James, was a press aide to Robert Kennedy

Abbot Group paid a £5.6m settlement under the Proceeds of Crime Act

Forbes estimates Lakshmi Mittal’s wealth at $16bn, not $12bn as wrongly stated in an article on November 17

Dasha Zhukova’s Facebook page as described in last Saturday’s FT Weekend Magazine

Thames Water has paid out £480m in dividends over the past two years

The graphic on the front page on November 15 illustrated the Bank of England’s forecast for UK GDP after expected revisions

Andrew Haldenby is the director of Reform, not Andrew Haldane

Volvo Cars’ sales fell more than 10% in China and the US in October, not in the year to date

Because of a production error, the clues and grid for the Polymath did not match

A Sunday Times article, reported in the Financial Times on October 29, alleged Mark Thompson’s office, not Mr Thompson personally, was twice made aware of sexual abuse allegations regarding Jimmy Savile and the BBC

The drug Ivermectin is donated by Merck for the treatment of onchocerciasis, or river blindness, not trachoma as reported in an article included in the special report on Combating neglected diseases, published on October 11

A statement about exchange-traded funds benefiting from short-term positions was wrongly attributed to Ann Benjamin of Neuberger Berman in an FTfm article on October 22. We apologise for the error

M&G Investments is not a big provider of passive investments as incorrectly stated in an FTfm article on October 22

Marcus Agius, outgoing chairman of Barclays, was employed on a three-day a week contract, not a two-day as reported on Friday

European heads of state and government will meet in Brussels on November 22-23 to discuss the EU budget for 2014-20, and not on October 23 as stated in Tuesday’s letter on science funding from 47 Nobel Prize and Fields Medal winners. We apologise for the editing error

The photograph accompanying an obituary of former Cambodian monarch Norodom Sihanouk on October 16 was of his son Prince Norodom Ranariddh. We apologise for the error

More stories

ANALYSIS

IN DEPTH

MOST POPULAR IN COMMENT & ANALYSIS

TOOLS & SERVICES

Multimedia

Tools

Updates

Quick links

Services