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Ulrich's Periodical Directory contains nearly a quarter-million serial records, including: academic and scholarly publications, consumer magazines, electronic publications, monographic series, newsletters, newspapers, trade publications, 'zines, and many other types of serial publications. Contact information and advertising rates are also provided.

Business Insights: Essentials

Company & industry news linked to electronic reference books. Contains histories, market shares, rankings, industry surveys, and investment reports.

Business Source Premier

Full text of over 3,400 business periodicals. This is our largest business database. It provides our best access to scholarly journals. It also has special reports, including "SWOT" analysis. Note the green "company profiles" tab, which will allow you to access over 5,000 Datamonitor Company Profiles.

Emerald

A smaller business database with full text of scholarly journals in English, many of which are based in Europe.

WestLaw News

A massive database of full text articles. Strong in the areas of news, law, and business. Also contains many trade publications.

Google Scholar

Indexes scholarly literature. Strong in the areas of medicine, engineering, the sciences, and business. Provides relevancy rankings based on the citation patterns of the articles.  Sources are linked to our library's electronic holdings via "Find It."

Google Books

With this exciting and very new service, search for any keywords and discover which books are highly ranked for them. You may be able to find and read a few pages of the scanned book in context. Titles discovered here can also be requested via our library Inter Library Loan service.

 

Last Updated: March 30, 2018

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