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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-02 · 10 entries checked · 6 flagged · 11 issues confirmed · 6 corrected · 5 still open
SAP — The claim that SAP is the 'fifth-largest publicly traded software company by revenue globally' is outdated or inaccurate; as of recent years, SAP has typically ranked third or fourth.
SAP — The statement that 'as of June 2025, was the largest European company by market capitalization' is speculative and cannot be verified as fact since June 2025 has not occurred yet.
Saudi Aramco — The entry states the company is 'in partnership with Pakistani businessman and politician Sardar Tanveer Ilyas Khan.' There is no widely-known, established canon evidence of such a partnership; this appears to be an invented or unsubstantiated claim.
Sega — Angry Birds is not a Sega franchise; it is owned by Rovio Entertainment, which Sega acquired in 2023, but the franchise itself was created and is primarily associated with Rovio, not Sega's own development history.
Sega — Megami Tensei and Persona are not Sega franchises; they are developed by Atlus, which is a subsidiary of Sega, but the franchises are owned by Atlus, not Sega directly.
Walmart — Walmart operates in 23 other countries is incorrect; as of widely-known canon, Walmart operates in 19 countries outside the U.S. (including Puerto Rico but excluding e-commerce-only markets).
Walmart — Walmart was not the first traditional retailer valued at over $1 trillion; Amazon reached a $1 trillion market cap earlier, and Walmart itself did not achieve that milestone until later (2020). The entry's 'STATS' section claims it as a key achievement, which
Warner Music Group — The entry states that Mo Ostin became president of Warner Bros. Records in 1970 after Stephen J. Ross orchestrated the ouster of Mike Maitland, but the ouster of Mike Maitland occurred in 1969, not 1970.
Western Union — The merger with the Erie and Michigan Telegraph Company occurred in 1855, not 1856, though the name change to Western Union Telegraph Company was in 1856.
Western Union — Western Union did not introduce the first stock ticker in 1867 after acquiring the Gold and Stock Telegraph Company; the Gold and Stock Telegraph Company was formed in 1867, and Western Union acquired it in 1871, not 1867.
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