Business Information
Materials on business may be found by browsing the HD and HF call number areas.
For more specific information, you may try one of the keywords listed below.
Keyword Search
Business or any of the subjects listed below or names of specific companies.
Subject Search
Business, business enterprises, small business, success in business, industrial management, selling, or type of business such as advertising, real estate, etc.
You may also access e-books through netLibrary, a virtual library which contains over 20,000 full-text electronic books. These full-text e-books may be viewed and searched online and sections may be printed for your research needs. In order to access this virtual library, you must first create an account from on-campus. Click here for an online tutorial.
Reference Works
Databases
You may access the following databases from any computer workstation on campus. For
off-campus access, please follow the instructions found on the library’s homepage under
“Off-Campus Access Instructions" or click here for an online tutorial.
Factiva provides full-text material from over 8,000 leading business resources. Click here for an online tutorial.
Business Source Complete is a definitive scholarly business database, providing the leading collection of bibliographic and full text content.
Regional Business News offers full text for more than 50 regional business publications.
STAT-USA is the U.S. Department of Commerce’s site that details business, economic and trade data and information.
Websites
Annual Reports, the leading provider of online annual reports to individual and institutional investors, allows users to review annual reports free of charge.
Barron's Online Annual Reports also provides free access to annual reports and other information on selected companies.
Brint.com provides access to hundreds of full-text articles & papers, magazines & journals, case studies, and other resources on business and technology related issues.
Business Resources on the Web (Alphabetical) is an alphabetical directory of links to hundreds of websites focusing on practically every industry and every aspect of business. For a subject arrangement of websites, see Business Resources on the Web (Search) below.
Business Resources on the Web (Subject), from the University of Washington, categorizes business websites by category.
BusinessWeek Online is the online version of Business Week and includes a searchable archive. Free registration and sign-in will provide access to the portfolio manager, magazine archives, free newsletter, and forums and message boards and more.
CAROL - Company Annual Reports Online is an on-line service offering direct links to the financial pages of listed companies in Europe and the USA. Access is free but registration is required for access to annual reports.
EDGAR allows you to search for company financial information filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission.
Hoover's Online - The Business Information Authority features brief company descriptions and financial information for over 13,500 companies. News articles, stock quotes, and global industry overviews are also featured.
netLibrary is a virtual library which contains over 11,000 full-text electronic books. These full-text e-books may be viewed and searched online and sections may be printed for your research needs. In order to access this virtual library, you must first create an account from on-campus.
Small Business Administration provides guidance and assistance to small businesses through loans, contracts, counseling, and other means.
Department of Commerce presents a wide array of information and statistics dealing with the U.S. economy.
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) System Search allows you to find SIC codes for businesses and industries.
Virginia Business and Employment provides information on starting a small business in Virginia including requirements for licenses and permits, employment and career resources and business resources.
If you have questions regarding any of these resources or need assistance
finding additional information, please Ask a Librarian.
For supplemental material, try NRCC's Learning Links.
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