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Microsoft has a mult­i­bil­lion-dol­lar invest­ment in OpenAI, rather than own­ing the com­pany as incor­rectly stated in a column on Janu­ary 8

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 16.

Net interest income at New York Community Bancorp could fall by as $300mn this year, not $3bn as wrongly stated in a Lex note on February 2

Sixty homes were sold in the Oxford wards of Cowley, Rose Hill & Iffley and Temple Cowley from January until May 2022, not 187 as incorrectly stated in a House & Home article on September 23

The name of law firm Per­kins Coie was mis­spelt in an art­icle on Novem­ber 28. We apo­lo­gise for the error.

An art­icle on Octo­ber 23 stated that Revolut used its own account­ancy soft­ware. In fact the com­pany developed its own account­ancy tools which it com­ple­ments with a third-party pack­age

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.

Schneider Electric is based in France, rather than Germany as incorrectly stated in an article on February 17

Based on a series of Amer­ican fin­an­cial asset returns dat­ing back to 1871, stocks’ median out­per­form­ance of bonds over a 10-year hold­ing period has been 3.7 per­cent­age points a year, rising to 4.6 per­cent­age points per annum over 50-year

A review of the book Stuffed in last weekend’s FT contained two misspellings of the author’s name