The banking industry's reputation broadly improved in 2025. While some banks saw modest gains, customer views on regional banks significantly improved to pre-pandemic levels, more than making up for ...

In today’s digital environment, misinformation spreads like wildfire and can inflict severe reputational damage. For businesses, false statements about products, employment conditions, financial ...

Defamation refers to a false statement made about someone that injures their reputation. It is a type of tort that allows the injured party to seek compensation for damage caused to their reputation, ...

The pursuit of high-paying jobs often comes with the risk of damaging one’s reputation. This delicate balance is highlighted by recent events where top U.S. companies have distanced themselves from ...

Reputation isn't built in a day, but it can crumble in just a moment. What's wild is that many people unknowingly sabotage their own reputations with habits that they claim are harmless but are ...

Know Your Customer (KYC) isn’t just about compliance. When it goes wrong, it leaves a mark online that’s hard to erase. Fines, regulatory actions, and fraud incidents tied to weak KYC processes often ...

As generative AI becomes more embedded in search and content experiences, it’s also emerging as a new source of misinformation and reputational harm. False or misleading statements generated by AI ...

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how brands engage with consumers and redefining how they recover from reputational damage. As online conversations move faster and misinformation spreads more ...

Cybersquatting can have serious implications for its victims, from reputational damage to financial losses and lawsuits. Cybersquatting — the use of fraudulent internet domains — is a technique used ...

According to our philosophical and ethical traditions, reputation is sacrosanct. An often-quoted passage from Proverbs proclaims that, "A good name is more desirable than great riches." The signers of ...