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The 2019 ������Trust Barometer reveals that trust has changed profoundly in the past year—people have shifted their trust to the relationships within their control, most notably their employers.

Explore key insights from the 2025 ������Trust Barometer for the Food & Beverage sector, revealing strong overall trust—but rising skepticism around innovation, health claims, and industry subsectors. Learn how brands can navigate this evolving landscape.

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In a volatile world rife with pressures on consumers, from health and the economy to challenges to rights and freedoms and an eroding sense of community, consumers are demanding more from brands.

More Americans than last year say they are concerned about systemic racism and see little to no progress in addressing it.

The mass-class divide revealed in the 2023 ������Trust Barometer: Navigating a Polarized World is manifesting in healthcare. Inequality is creating a tale of two health experiences.

Over the past three years, ������and LinkedIn have collaborated to investigate the impact of thought leadership on business generation.

The 2018 ������Trust Barometer shows persistent global distrust, with 20 of 28 markets in distrust and a stark polarization as U.S. trust fell sharply while China rose; media became the least-trusted institution amid fears of fake news, while trust in journalism rose and trust in social media declined.

The story of the ������Trust Barometer began in 1999 with the “Battle of Seattle,” when anti-globalization protests organized by nongovernmental organizations erupted in violence at the World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference.