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CZ 🔶 BNB (@cz_binance): Now if we look at their apology text, their English version contain no mention of their own name "Bloomberg".

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Now if we look at their apology text, their English version contain no mention of their own name "Bloomberg". "In our 250th issue (6 July 2022), we made the egregious mistake of publishing a cover page with a headline that was false and baseless. We were wrong to write " 趙長鵬的龐氏騙局" (Changpeng Zhao's Ponzi Scheme). We retract and withdraw this offending statement without reservation and apologise unreservedly for any harm or distress caused to Mr Zhao and Binance, the organisation he founded. We have journalistic standards that should, and will, be better. To that end, we will not publish or make any allegations to the same or similar effect, in any manner whatsoever. To help right our wrong, we will donate an agreed sum to湖北省松滋市特殊教育學校基金會(Songzi, Hubei Province Special Education Foundation) in lieu of damages. However, if we use Google Translate to translate the Chinese version to English, it reads: --- Bloomberg Businessweek/Chinese Edition Apology Notice In Issue 250 (July 6, 2022) published by Bloomberg Businessweek/Chinese Edition, we made a serious mistake by publishing a false and unfounded cover title. This publication mistakenly wrote that "Changpeng Zhao's Ponzi scheme". This publication unreservedly retracts and retracts this offensive statement, and unreservedly apologizes to Mr. Changpeng Zhao and the institution he founded, Binance, for any harm or distress caused. This Journal has journalistic standards, and those standards should and will improve. To this end, we will not publish or make any same or similar accusations in any way. To correct our mistake, we will donate an agreed sum in lieu of damages to the Hubei Songzi Special Education School Foundation. " --- This is "unbiased" journalism and accountability from Bloomberg.

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