The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) is the standard used by Federal statistical agencies in classifying business establishments for the purpose of collecting, analyzing, and publishing statistical data related to the U.S. business economy.
The Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) was used to identify North American industries starting in 1937. Last updated in 1987, it was replaced by NAICS in 1997.
Database of research, analysis, and risk information on over 1,450 US industries at the level where companies operate – hundreds with COVID-19 Impact Statements; from Water Supply & Irrigation Systems to Electronic Medical Record Systems to Food Trucks and just about everything in between.
EBSCO - Covers all disciplines of business, including marketing, management, accounting, banking, finance and more. 3,000+ active, full-text sources. Video from Associated Press.
Includes Harvard Business Review 1922-present.
The Company View component of Business Source Complete provides detailed company information for more than 1.1 million of the world’s largest public and private companies. Data includes financials, subsidiaries, products, employees, industry information and more.
GALE - Business Insights: Global is a unique source for international business intelligence offering case studies, in-depth statistical data coupled with deep research, and the ability to compare global economies, countries and industries.
ProQuest - Includes: Dateline, Global Information, and Trade & Industry databases. Scholarly journals, newspapers, conference papers and proceedings, company records, economic data, and market information.
ProQuest - (1986-current) Contains company, industry, economic and geopolitical market research from three sources including Hoover's Company Profiles, OxResearch from Oxford Analystica and Snapshots
Reports include in-depth analyses, summary financials, and information about top competitors of the company.
Comprehensive information for evaluating risks and opportunities across the globe. Provides political, economic and commercial information on over 130 countries worldwide.
Market analysis on more than 1000 top industry segments. Each report consists of key statistics and analysis on market and competitive landscape characteristics, operating conditions, business challenges, industry trends, current and historical industry growth, and more. Click on "First Research" tab to access. 2003 - present.
U.S. government information collected from various agencies to assist American businesses in planning their international sales strategies and succeed in today’s global marketplace.
GALE - Business Insights: Global is a unique source for international business intelligence offering case studies, in-depth statistical data coupled with deep research, and the ability to compare global economies, countries and industries.
ProQuest - Includes: Dateline, Global Information, and Trade & Industry databases. Scholarly journals, newspapers, conference papers and proceedings, company records, economic data, and market information.
ProQuest - (1986-current) Contains company, industry, economic and geopolitical market research from three sources including Hoover's Company Profiles, OxResearch from Oxford Analystica and Snapshots
Reports include in-depth analyses, summary financials, and information about top competitors of the company.
EBSCO - Covers all disciplines of business, including marketing, management, accounting, banking, finance and more. 3,000+ active, full-text sources. Video from Associated Press.
Includes Harvard Business Review 1922-present.
The Company View component of Business Source Complete provides detailed company information for more than 1.1 million of the world’s largest public and private companies. Data includes financials, subsidiaries, products, employees, industry information and more.
A non-profit organization that compiles descriptions of and financial data on nonprofit organizations, including IRS tax forms, assets, liabilities, revenue, and expenditures. Free account registration required to view some information.
The Spokane, Wash.-based Native Business Center operated by Sister Sky Inc. has launched the Washington State Native Business Directory to help drive awareness to Native-owned businesses in the state. The Washington State Department of Commerce funded the creation of the directory, which is being continually expanded. The Native Business Center team conducted outreach in June to the 29 federally recognized tribes to gather information on the Native-owned businesses, which run the gamut from art, food and beauty to construction, consultation and private investigation. At the start of August, the directory included information on 134 businesses.