It's hard to build trust, it's harder to maintain trust, and it's harder still to repair that trust after a betrayal, a Harvard professor said.

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When a CEO or company messes up and trust is broken, the apology must be done right. Trust is the everyday currency of business, PwC's Wes Bricker says. CEOs must be aware that the way they apologize is just as important as the words "I'm sorry."

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