彭博电视的争议事件

品牌回应

• 道歉 — Bloomberg

  We deeply regret the error.

• 整改 — Bloomberg

  The headline has been removed

• 调查 — Bloomberg

  we are investigating the cause.

来源摘录

• Bloomberg said later on Friday: "We prepare headlines for many scenarios and the headline 'Russia Invades Ukraine' was inadvertently published around 4 p.m. ET today on our website. We deeply regret the error. The headline has been removed and we are investigating the cause."

• “We deeply regret the error. The headline has been removed and we are investigating the cause.”

• American news outlet Bloomberg has issued an apology after accidentally reporting that Russia had invaded Ukraine.

品牌回应

• 澄清 — Bloomberg LP

  At all relevant times, the plaintiffs were not employees of Bloomberg L.P., because Charlie Rose Inc. operated independently of us.

• 调查 — Bloomberg LP

  Regardless, we take any complaints seriously, investigate thoroughly, and take appropriate action, where necessary, and we have no record of a complaint about Mr. Rose from either plaintiff or other individuals.

• 整改 — Bloomberg LP

  As soon as we were aware of allegations that were reported in the media in 2017, we immediately suspended re-airing the show on our our network.

来源摘录

• A lawsuit filed Tuesday in the Supreme Court of the state of New York alleges that financial data firm Bloomberg LP, founded and controlled by former Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg, was complicit in creating the environment that allowed disgraced journalist Charlie Rose to allegedly prey on women.

• Two of those women, Katherine Brooks Harris and Sydney McNeal, are listed as plaintiffs on the newer complaint.

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• France’s financial markets watchdog (AMF) fined Bloomberg € 5 million ($5.5 million) for publishing false information about the financial situation at Vinci, a French construction company.

• In a statement, the French regulator said that Bloomberg “should have known that this information was false” and that it “would likely lead to an abnormal or artificial change in the value of Vinci shares.”

• France's financial markets watchdog on Monday hit Bloomberg with a five million euro (US$5.6 million) fine for a report based on a fake news release that triggered a plunge in the shares of French construction giant Vinci and wiped billions off its market value.