Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Lakestar
for this to be  then you are suggesting that the New York Times, Financial Times, Bloomberg, TechCrunch and many others are all allowing Lakestar to self promote on their media platforms. There might be the odd exception of this happening with contributors, but the problem cannot be that widespread as you are suggesting. Also when the Financial Times runs an article titled "Tech investor Klaus Hommels raises new €350m fund," that is not hopes and aspirations, its financial reporting. As for Israel article, it also states ''"Swiss Ambassador to Israel Jean-Daniel Ruch told Globes"'' and then follows on ''"Ruch says that the Swiss embassy has so far organized visits to Israel by 12 groups and delegations of businesspeople and administration figures."'' Surely that demonstrates wider reporting on the subject? For SPIP to apply to that  article, it would have to essentially be a redistributed press release. The announcement also came at the ''"Swiss embassy in Israel,"'' so this is major news of financial investment between two countries, even if its private money
— User:FiveRoses, 01:44, 4 January 2019 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:SPIP (Wikipedia:Notability)