Applied Materials

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High Risk

Applied Materials is rated high risk because it has adopted race and identity-based corporate policies and philanthropic practices that prioritize preferential treatment over merit-based standards. The company also scores high on advocacy bias, political funding, and political actions, indicating its governance is heavily influenced by partisan and activist priorities rather than core business objectives.

CancellationsMedium Risk
Discriminatory PhilanthropyHigh Risk
Employment ProtectionHigh Risk
Advocacy BiasHigh Risk
FundingHigh Risk
Political ActionsHigh Risk

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