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America's Most Trusted Companies 2022
Newsweek
|April 01 - 08, 2022
Trust is something that seems to be in short supply in the world right now.
A recent international study of trust in different institutions by Edelman Research, for instance, referred to a “cycle of distrust” fueled by a widespread lack of faith in government and media. Non-governmental organizations and businesses were generally considered more trustworthy.

Trust is as crucial for any business as employees, capital and customers. If customers, employees and investors feel they can't rely on a company to be honest and fair with them, that company can't function for long. And in recent years, particularly through the pandemic, trust has taken on more meaning for businesses than just square dealing and avoiding scandal. Increasingly, consumers, employers and investors also want to know that a company shares their beliefs and values before they'll come aboard.

This story is from the April 01 - 08, 2022 edition of Newsweek.
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