Corrections policy

At CEOWORLD Magazine, accuracy and credibility are foundational to our mission. We are committed to correcting factual errors quickly, transparently, and responsibly to maintain the trust of our global readership. This Corrections Policy outlines how we handle and communicate corrections to published content.

1. Our Commitment to Accuracy
CEOWORLD Magazine strives to publish content that is factual, well-sourced, and reliable. Despite rigorous editorial standards, errors can occur. When they do, we take swift action to correct them and uphold our responsibility to our readers.

2. What Constitutes a Correction
We define a correction as a change made to address:

• Factual inaccuracies (e.g., incorrect names, dates, figures, or quotations)
• Misattributed quotes or statistics
• Errors in photo captions or image usage
• Incorrect company or individual affiliations
• Misleading context that materially alters the understanding of the article

Typographical errors that do not affect meaning or interpretation may be corrected without a formal note.

3. How to Request a Correction
If you believe you’ve identified an error in one of our published articles, please notify us by email or contact form:

• Email: info@ceoworld.biz
• Contact Form: https://ceoworld.biz/contact/

Please include the article title, URL, date of publication, a brief description of the error, and any supporting evidence if available.

4. Review Process
Upon receiving a correction request:

• The editorial team will acknowledge the request within 5 business days.
• We will review the claim, consult original sources, and verify the facts.
• If a correction is warranted, it will be made promptly and clearly.
• We will inform the person who reported the error (if contact information is provided) of the outcome.

5. How Corrections Are Displayed
When a correction is made:

• Minor corrections (e.g., spelling or grammar) may be silently updated.
• Substantive corrections (e.g., factual errors) will include a correction note at the bottom of the article, stating:
  Correction: An earlier version of this article misstated [the nature of the error]. It has been corrected.
• The date of the correction will be included.

6. Retractions
If an article is found to be fundamentally flawed and cannot be corrected accurately, CEOWORLD Magazine may issue a full retraction. A retraction notice will replace the original article content and explain the reason for removal.

7. Updates and Clarifications
When new information becomes available that enhances or updates the original story without correcting an error, an editor’s note may be added, such as:

Editor’s Note: This article has been updated to include additional context or developments.

8. Editorial Transparency
We maintain a record of significant corrections and retractions. Corrections will not be used to conceal errors or mislead readers. Our goal is always clarity, transparency, and accountability.

CEOWORLD Magazine remains dedicated to high editorial standards and open communication. We welcome feedback as part of our commitment to journalistic excellence.

– The CEOWORLD Magazine Editorial Team