Editorial standards and independence

Use the most direct source that can establish the claim. A protocol release may be established by signed release notes; a regulatory action by the regulator's order or docket; a public-company event by a filed disclosure.

Use a second independent source when one record cannot establish the material fact, when the source has a direct interest in the claim, or when the story depends on interpretation rather than a discrete public record.

Social posts and screenshots may identify a lead. They are not substitutes for the underlying document, transaction or attributable statement.

FomoNewZ enforces strict separation between the editorial newsroom and commercial sales. Sponsored content, advertising campaigns, and affiliate arrangements are strictly firewalled.

Contributors must disclose financial or commercial interests that could reasonably affect their work. Editors decide whether disclosure, reassignment or recusal is appropriate.

Software may assist with market-data retrieval, transcription, translation, formatting and research organization. It does not replace source review or editorial responsibility.

Our commitment to accuracy includes an obligation to acknowledge and correct factual errors swiftly and transparently. We do not stealth-edit stories.

When a material error occurs, our editors append a permanent, dated correction note at the bottom of the article detailing the original wording, the corrected statement, and the reason for the update.

If a breaking report is proven to be based on forged documents or deceptive sources, the headline is updated with [RETRACTED] and an editor's memorandum explains the evidentiary failure.