Business

Key source for business articles includes scholarly articles, professional articles, magazine articles, newspaper articles, and dissertations.

Search for scholarly materials such as scholarly articles, books, research reports, theses, working papers, and cited sources.
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Recent newswires & articles from business periodicals, trade journals, the WSJ & newspapers—esp useful for intl news from emerging markets.
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These reports on "hot" business topics can be a good starting point for research. However, this is a small database, so it won't include all topics.
Tip: Browsing topics usually works best.

Includes scholarly and professional articles on accounting, auditing, taxation, and financial management. Excellent subject headings provide for indexing articles by specific Internal Revenue Code sections and specific accounting standards, as well as many detailed accounting terms.

Key database for Psychology articles can be useful for researching business topics such as consumer behavior or organizational behavior.

This large database includes articles from scholarly journals in the Sciences and Social Sciences. A special feature is the ability to find articles that have cited another article. Also, to identify articles that are highly cited.

EMU's HeinOnline subscription includes access to policy briefs, publications and special collections on civil rights, international law, women, slavery, gun regulation and more. This government document and legal research database contains comprehensive coverage of both U.S. statutory materials and more than 2,300 scholarly journals, all of the world's constitutions, all U.S. treaties, collections of classic treatises and presidential documents, and access to the full text of state and federal case law.

Westlaw's strength is for legal research, however it also includes articles from business magazines, law reviews, trade periodicals, newswires, and newspapers.
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