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...A chart accompanying an article on the trading of Nvidia options on February 19 was wrongly labelled, transposing the lines showing notional options volumes for Nvidia and Tesla....
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...Italian parliamentary approval of capital markets reforms did not include an amendment giving long-term investors with a stake of 9 per cent or more in a company an advantage over other shareholders, as...
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...Jacob Young, Conservative MP for Redcar, is no longer a member of the South Tees Development Corporation as wrongly suggested in an article on January 30....
...Marion Maréchal, niece of Marine Le Pen, is campaigning in European elections for the far-right Reconquête party, not Le Pen’s Rassemblement National as wrongly stated in an article on January 26....
...Increases in the volume of products consumers bought contributed 4 per cent to L’Oréal’s 2023 revenue growth, while the rest came from pricing, not vice versa as wrongly stated in an article on February...
...Europe accounted for 10.6 per cent of global IPO proceeds in 2023, rather than 5 per cent; China and Hong Kong had 45 per cent rather than 54.5 per cent; and the US had 18 per cent rather than 25 per cent...
...Richard Armitage is a former Republican deputy secretary of state, not a former secretary of state as incorrectly stated in an article on January 11....
...The UK Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities has reduced the number of long-term empty homes by more than 38,000 since 2010, not more than 50,000 as the department had told the Financial...
...A review of the book Stuffed in last weekend’s FT contained two misspellings of the author’s name....
...Neri Oxman was previously a professor of media arts and sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, not material sciences as wrongly stated in articles on January 15 and January...
...Expectations that the Bank of England will begin cutting rates in the first half of the year have helped to lower mortgage rates, leaving the likes of Persimmon — whose share price rose 2.2 per cent on Friday...
...All of the largest US lenders submitted letters to regulators ahead of a January 16 deadline commenting on plans for stricter capital rules under the so-called Basel III endgame framework, not...
...Under Iliad’s proposed merger of its Italian business with Vodafone Italia, Iliad would receive a €2bn shareholder loan as well as €500mn in cash and a 50 per cent share of the new business....
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...The name of law firm Perkins Coie was misspelt in an article on November 28. We apologise for the error....
...sam.jones@ft.com Letter in response to this column:Blame real estate owners for the woes of department stores / From Christopher Knee, Honorary Adviser, International Association of Department Stores, Paris...
...Vivendi controls 24 per cent of the votes and 17 per cent of the share capital in Telecom Italia, not vice versa as wrongly stated in a Lex note in some editions on November 7....
...The On Wall Street column on December 16 wrongly referred to some $70bn of gains made by Michael Dell and Silver Lake from acquiring VMware and relisting it....
...[MUSIC PLAYING] Henry ManceThat was my guest, Robert Fatton, professor of government and foreign affairs in the Department of Politics at the University of Virginia. And that’s it for this week....
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