BUS 495o: New Venture Planning
Course Instructor: Jon Bartley
Librarians: Amy VanScoy & Hyun-Duck Chung
General Business Sources
Databases - primarily to journal articles
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Business Source Premier
- Business Source Premier provides the full text for more than 2,300 journals back to 1965. Additional content includes market research reports, industry reports, country reports, company profiles and SWOT analyses.
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LexisNexis Academic
- LexisNexis Academic focuses primarily on business and lawtopics, with
additional general news (international, national and local), medical, and
reference resources. Most material is full-text. For Business, LexisNexis
features company and industry news, detailed company financial data, and
includes major accounting journals.
Print Resources
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Encyclopedia of American industries
- D. H. Hill Ref. HC102 .E53 2005 (Ready Reference -
Reserve Room)
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National trade and professional associations of the United States
- D. H. Hill Ref. HD2425 .D53 2004 (Ready Reference -
Reserve Room)
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Market share reporter
- D. H. Hill Ref. HF53 .M37 2005 (Ready Reference -
Reserve Room)
- Presents market share data on over four thousand companies, and 2,500
products, facilities, and brands. Several entries are usually available under
each industry.
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Business Rankings Annual
- D. H. Hill Ref. HG4050 .B88 2005 (Ready Reference -
Reserve Room)
- "Lists of companies, products, services, and activities compiled from a
variety of published sources."
Industry Codes
Use NAICS or SIC codes to identify a classification number used to identify
industries.
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North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)
- NAICS replaced the earlier SIC system in 1997, and is being introduced
into publications that use these classifications.
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Standard Industrial Classification System
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