To Remember
While industry profiles are great resources, they may not be readily available for your industry, so then where do you go? Often, articles in newspapers, magazines and trade journals are the best information sources (and ONLY information sources). What you’re looking for is current news, events or trends.
Related subject guides
News
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Business Premium Collection Includes full-text of scholarly journals, trade publications, dissertations, working papers, market reports, newspapers, and other relevant sources in business and the social sciences. Includes content from other ProQuest Databases such as ABI/INFORM, Accounting, Tax & Banking, Asian Business & Reference, Business Market Research, Entrepreneurship, and the J.P. Morgan Research. Formerly known as ProQuest Business Collection Complete.
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Business Source Complete Provides full text for a large collection of business journals and peer-reviewed business publications. Coverage includes virtually all subject areas related to business. Indexing and abstracts for the most important scholarly business journals (back to 1886 or the first issue published for that journal) are included.
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Canadian Newsstream Indexes and provides fulltext access to major Canadian newspapers. Full text is available for the articles and transcripts but graphical material (photos, illustrations, graphs, etc.) is excluded. Classified ads, advertisements, and stock market reports are also excluded.
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CBCA: Business Provides access to a broad range of Canadian business periodicals. Over 400 journals make up the collection, with file depth back to the early 1980s. Trade journals, general business publications, academic journals, topical journals, and professional publications are all included.
Librarian - Business
Céline Gareau-Brennan
Contact:
1-68 Cameron Library for Sciences, Engineering, and Business
780-465-8613