"This year is a stinker," Mr. Gross, the manager of the world's biggest bond fund, said in a letter to clients, entitled "Mea Culpa," Bloomberg News reports.
By way of a mea culpa, when reporting on Stoke in the recent past, I have described parts of its cityscape as "empty" and "forlorn".
Later, when Miller's reporting came under serious fire, Gonzalez was only too happy to return the favor, writing an impassioned response to the Times' Iraq reporting mea culpa.
WASHINGTON, June 18 — In a high-profile mea culpa the Smithsonian Institution issued a report on Monday saying that its Board of Regents had failed to provide the oversight that might have prevented extravagant spending by its former chief executive, Lawrence M. Small, who resigned in March, and other missteps by the organization.
Uber continued its mea culpa tour by releasing its first report detailing the composition of its work force, which depicted an overwhelmingly male employee base..
By Prabha Kannan April 7, 2017 Uber continued its mea culpa tour by releasing its first report detailing the composition of its work force, which depicted an overwhelmingly male employee base..
The 193-page report is part mea culpa, part public relations exercise, but mostly a preview of BP's legal argument as it prepares to defend itself against possible criminal or civil charges, federal penalties and hundreds of pending lawsuits.
An explainer: http://t.co/m7Fe8DEkXR July 22 , 20143.23pm BST Sky's Colin Brazier is winning plaudits for his heartfelt mea culpa on "crossing the line" in his reporting of MH17.
No big mea culpa from Yahoo, and finally after press reports detailing the issues, a few basic tweets and posts which acknowledged the issue and that fixes were in the works.
In a staggering mea culpa, the firm said it was withdrawing the report's main conclusions and recommendations — including the assertion that the investigative unit had been established illegally and was operating in a rogue manner.
