Texas Instruments at number 9, and priting and digital imaging company Lexmark at number 10.

btarunrIt's quite surprising that other, more financially stable tech companies such as Microsoft and Intel didn't make it to this list.

scaminatrixHa! I've been waiting for a reply to my RMA request for my CPU for over a week. I would have expected better from such a trustworthy company :rolleyes:

btarunrIt's quite surprising that other, more financially stable tech companies such as Microsoft and Intel didn't make it to this list.

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btarunrIt's quite surprising that other, more financially stable tech companies such as Microsoft and Intel didn't make it to this list.

ZubasaMost "Trustworthy" is relative, it just means that some companies are worst than others.
It doesn't mean they are any good. :laugh:

scaminatrixHa! I've been waiting for a reply to my RMA request for my CPU for over a week. I would have expected better from such a trustworthy company :rolleyes:

scaminatrixOh I get it now, so this is actually a list of the "Least-Untrustworthy" companies :roll:

W1zzardwait, where is apple?

W1zzardwait, where is apple?

W1zzardwait, where is apple?

1) Smithfield Foods (SFD), a global food company

qubitThey're only seen as "trustworthy" because they're the underdog. They aren't actually any more trustworthy than any other company.

BarbaricSoulIf your responding to my post, Smithfood Foods, IIRC, is the world's largest pork company. I know they are atleast in the top three.

tricksonNOT one of them is a company that MAKES there product here in America ! Were are all them factories ?

meirb111very "trustworthy" when it comes to counting transistors:laugh:
if my name was Al Gore i would demand a recount! :laugh:

meirb111very "trustworthy" when it comes to counting transistors:laugh:
if my name was Al Gore i would demand a recount! :laugh:

[H]@RD5TUFFWhat kind of dolts did they ask . . .

LAN_deRf_HAThe ones that didn't read bulldozer ads or reviews.

theJesusCorporate integrity was a factor as well :p :laugh:

btarunrDespite having a rough year with lay-offs, AMD can end 2011 on a high, as brand survey group Trust Across America that lists out America's top-10 most trustworthy companies, deemed AMD as the fifth most trustworthy American company. The list included just two other tech companies, semiconductor major Texas Instruments at number 9, and printing and digital imaging company Lexmark at number 10.

Trust Across America evaluated its top-10 candidates on five factors it calls "FACTS"; that's acronym for Financial stability and strength, Accounting conservativeness, Corporate integrity, Transparency, and Sustainability. It's quite surprising that other, more financially stable tech companies such as Microsoft and Intel didn't make it to this list.

The top-10 list follows. [---]

1) Smithfield Foods (SFD), a global food company
2) Xcel Energy (XEL), a regional supplier of electric power and natural gas
3) Nike, Inc. (NKE), a global marketer of athletic footwear, apparel and equipment
4) Dole Food Company (DOLE), the world's largest producer of high quality fruits and vegetables
5) Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), a semiconductor design innovator
6) Allergan (AGN), a global technology-driven multi-specialty healthcare company
7) Temple-Inland (TIN), a low-cost corrugated packaging and building products company
8) Herman Miller (MLHR), a designer and manufacturer of furniture
9) Texas Instruments (TXN), a developer of analog, digital signal processing, and semiconductor technologies
10) Lexmark International (LXK), a provider of printing and imaging products and software solutions

Source: VR-Zone