Financial Times
The Financial Times is a London-based international business newspaper known for its focus on economic and financial news. Its editorial stance is generally characterized as supporting economic liberalism, including the advocacy of free markets and free trade. It is owned by the Japanese holding company Nikkei Inc. and maintains a reputation for providing authoritative, data-driven analysis for a global professional and investor audience.
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The Financial Times operates under a self-regulation regime via the FT Editorial Code of Practice. While it maintains high standards for accuracy, it occasionally issues corrections, such as a recent clarification regarding the sponsorship of a cricket ground. The organization has also recently undergone staff layoffs as part of a strategic business shift.
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