Editorial Policy
The Capital Revenue is committed to producing accurate, useful, and independently reported content. This Editorial Policy explains how we choose topics, research and verify our articles, correct mistakes, and use artificial intelligence in our workflow.
How Topics Are Chosen
Our editorial team selects topics based on:
• Relevance to our readers’ interest in business, markets, and the broader economy.
• Timeliness — developments that are actively shaping industries or markets.
• Reader questions, suggestions, and search trends indicating genuine public interest.
• Our editorial judgment of a story’s educational value, independent of any advertiser or sponsor influence.
We do not accept payment in exchange for guaranteed favorable coverage, and topic selection is never influenced by advertisers or affiliate partners.
Research Standards
Our writers are expected to base articles on primary sources wherever possible — company filings, government and regulatory data, academic research, and statements from named, credible sources. Where we rely on secondary reporting, we credit and link to the original source. Opinion and analysis pieces are clearly distinguished from straight news reporting.
Fact-Checking Approach
Before publication, articles undergo a review pass in which key facts, figures, quotes, and claims are checked against original sources. Statistical claims are cross-referenced against the underlying data source rather than secondhand summaries whenever practical. Articles that cannot be adequately verified are held back or revised until they meet our standards.
Corrections Policy
We take factual accuracy seriously. If an error is identified after publication, we review it promptly and update the article with a visible correction note. Full details are provided in our standalone Corrections Policy below.
AI Usage PolicyAI Usage Policy
The Capital Revenue uses artificial intelligence tools to assist with parts of our editorial workflow, such as drafting initial outlines, summarizing lengthy source material, and supporting research. AI is used as an assistive tool, not as a replacement for human editorial judgment.
• AI may assist with drafting, structuring, or summarizing content.
• Every article is reviewed, fact-checked, and edited by a human editor before publication.
• AI is not permitted to generate financial recommendations or fabricate quotes, statistics, or sources.
• We are transparent about AI’s role in our process and will disclose more specific usage details on request.