Editorial standards

How Vega Brief decides what to publish, how we use tools, and how we correct mistakes.

How every story is made

Software finds related coverage on Google News. An AI model then reads the original reporting and writes each story in plain English. Before a story appears, it is checked automatically against the rules on this page: no investment recommendations, no return figures or price predictions, and every source linked. Stories that fail the check are not published.

Multiple sources, always linked

Each story is based on reporting from several publishers, listed in a sources table with links to the original articles. Where outlets disagree, we say so.

No financial advice

For educational purposes only. Not investment advice. We do not recommend any stock, fund, broker or trading platform. We do not publish return figures, price predictions or trading signals, and we do not accept payment to cover or mention any company or product.

Plain English

We write for readers who are new to business news. Technical terms are explained in a “Words to know” section, and each story starts with key takeaways.

Corrections

If we get something wrong, we fix it and update the timestamp. Report an error to [email protected].