How we source

Where Vega Brief stories come from, and how we turn many headlines into one explained story.

Starting point: Google News · Business

We monitor the Business section of Google News and its sub-sections:

Latest: The newest business stories, in the order we published them.
Economy: Interest rates, inflation, growth and the data behind them, explained in plain English.
Markets: What is moving markets and why, with the risks behind the headlines. No tips, no picks.
Jobs: Hiring, layoffs, wages and the changing world of work.
Personal finance: Saving, borrowing, banking and protecting your money from scams.
Entrepreneurship: Startups, small business and how companies are funded.

Group: coverage of the same event from different publishers is grouped together, and duplicates are removed.
Compare: an AI model reads the original reporting and notes where outlets agree and where they differ.
Explain: it writes a short, plain-English summary with key takeaways, a glossary and common reader questions.
Check: each story is checked automatically for investment advice, return figures and missing sources before it is published.
Credit: every publisher we relied on is listed with a link to the original article.

We skip stories that are promotional, cannot be confirmed by more than one credible publisher, or exist mainly to push a specific investment.