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Financial crimes, such as bribery and corruption, are becoming more common and more complex. One of the most common reasons for a company to become implicated in alleged financial crime is its exposure...
Global companies have been fined hundreds of millions of dollars for alleged compliance breaches in the last year. Whether the allegations against them related to bribery and corruption or breaches of...
Due diligence is a crucial step of any company’s business plan, especially when working with third parties like donors, board members or vendors. And within this often-overlooked sector is an even...
In those weeks leading up to Thanksgiving 2012, no one could have predicted how the first #GivingTuesday would fundamentally change the fundraising landscape, offering an opportunity for people all over...
According to our research, 88% of publicly traded companies had Environmental Social Governance (ESG) programs in 2022. Initiatives related to sustainability are becoming undeniably important—but...
Whether you’re conducting research to capture business intelligence, to support SWOT analyses, or to understand emerging risks, you need to see the whole picture. And that’s not something you can do with only a fraction of the facts, especially when some facts are questionable. Misinformation can hurt companies’ business decisions, customer perceptions and investor trust. In fact, the European Union over the past two years has debated and strengthened legislation regarding misinformation and disinformation citing how harmful they are to the public at large. And while there is no easy answer to curbing misinformation, it important to understand the causes to identify how to avoid and mitigate misinformation.
Why is misinformation so pervasive?
Avoiding misinformation can feel impossible, but we’re here to help. Learn more about 4 root causes of misinformation along with how they may impact your business and how to avoid them with our latest white paper: Tracking Down the Source.