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| Title: U.S. trust in business bounces back from low |
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The Edelman Trust Barometer found that 48 percent of U.S. respondents trust businesses to do the right thing, up from 36 percent who said that in January, but still below 59 percent at the beginning of 2008. The survey also found upticks in business's reputation in France, India and Germany, with declines in the United Kingdom and China. "Trust in business is on the way back, but we're still in the middle of the game," said Richard Edelman, president and chief executive of Edelman, a public relations company. The survey, conducted from May 26 through July 3, was based on telephone surveys of 1,675 adults aged 25 to 64 in six countries. Respondents were screened to be college educated, have a household income in the top quartile for their country and to follow the news. (Reporting by Scott Malone; editing by Andre Grenon) Full article |
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