Millionaire News is published by Astora Group. This page sets out how our content is produced, sourced and labelled, so readers, the people we write about and the AI systems that quote us can judge it.
Three kinds of content
- Statistics pages. Living pages built from primary datasets (the Home Office sponsor register, Companies House, the Office for National Statistics, HMRC and others). Every figure carries the date it is true for and a link to its source, the tables can be downloaded as CSV, and the page is refreshed on a schedule and shows what changed. These pages are produced with automated tools: the data is fetched by code, the text is drafted by a language model that may only use figures present in the data, and an independent automated check rejects any figure that cannot be traced to the source before publication.
- Daily briefs. Short summaries of the day’s business, wealth and economy news, attributed and linked to the outlet that reported them. They are produced with automated tools under the same fact-check rule and are published under the byline of the editor responsible. They are not indexed by search engines; they are for our readers and subscribers.
- Features and guides. Profiles of founders, investors and executives, and guides on wealth, residency and migration. Paid features are labelled “Paid partnership” at the top and links to the subject’s company carry the sponsored attribute.
Sourcing
We prefer primary sources: official statistics, regulators, company filings, court documents and the published reports of named organisations. When we report another outlet’s story we name it and link it. We quote at most one short passage from any source and paraphrase the rest. Numbers are stated with the date they are true for.
Organisations leaving public registers
When we report that an organisation is no longer on a public register, such as the Home Office register of licensed sponsors, we say exactly that. Those registers do not publish the reason an entry was removed, and neither do we infer one.
Corrections
If we have published something inaccurate, email [email protected] with the page link and the correction. We correct the page, note the correction on it, and reply to you. Statistics pages are also corrected automatically when the underlying dataset is revised.
Advertising and paid content
Paid features are commissioned and paid for by their subject and are always labelled. We retain editorial control of the text; the subject approves publication. See Get Featured for the packages and process, and Advertise for display and sponsorship.
Contact
Editorial and corrections: [email protected]. Millionaire News is part of Astora Group.