Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Facebook ads are dead. This was news to me since I was running (and still do run) a successful digital marketing agency that generates ...

A study published in PLOS Global Public Health shows that people who are highly trusting -- credulous -- or overly mistrustful are more likely to believe fake news, fall for conspiracy theories, and ...

Ethan Zuckerman begins his new book, Mistrust, with a brief reflection on Shays’ Rebellion. A marker commemorating the event stands not far from his Massachusetts home, and Zuckerman thinks we ought ...

Readers who say they don’t trust the news and purposely consume little of it often may simply be written off, but there is a key to catching their attention: Do it quickly. That’s the conclusion of ...

The very mistrustful and the very confident are the sort of clients who have ditched their adviser to use direct-to-consumer platforms, Carlton Hood, customer director of Old Mutual Wealth, has said.