As foreign brands lose trust ground across APAC, the winners are the ones giving local teams real power to shape how the brand shows up in market.
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Global brands face a trust test in APAC: Why localisation theatre is no longer enough
Foreign companies lose trust edge as APAC turns inward, Edelman finds
67% across APAC say they're unwilling or hesitant to trust people different from them in values, societal views or background.
Davos elites bullish on future of business
There was a sense of guarded optimism in the air at the latest World Economic Forum. But CEOs want their CCOs to step up and deliver on their greater accountability.
Edelman’s ‘new era of information bankruptcy’: An existential threat to media and comms businesses?
Edelman’s annual global trust barometer was unveiled on Wednesday (January 13).
2021 Edelman Trust Barometer: Plague of mistrust follows Covid-19
The public especially mistrusts the media, the US and China, according to the research series’ latest report.
Officials and journalists 'least trusted' for coronavirus news: Edelman
Sixty-three percent of respondents said they would believe information from their employers after one or two exposures, versus 58% for a government website and 51% for traditional media.
Australia has largest trust inequality in the world
“Australians feel a lack of confidence in the system. They feel that as it's currently constructed, it is broken": Edelman Australia
Asia-Pacific leads trust in institutions globally : Edelman
HONG KONG – In the latest findings of the 2011 Edelman Trust Barometer, trust in business, government and media institutions, as well as non-governmental organisations (NGOs) remains stable compared to the previous year. Trust in these institutions is higher overall in the Asia-Pacific region compared to their Western counterparts.