There is nothing more important for investors than to research the organizations with which they may do business or into which they may invest money. Fortunately that task has become easier as more materials have become available in digital format, including data from Mergent, Dun & Bradstreet, and Advertising Redbooks. But how does one sort through the available resources to find what one needs?
The good news is that more business information is available than ever before. But for those drowning in a plethora of data, that is also the bad news. "How to Find Business Information: A Guide for Businesspeople, Investors, and Researchers" extends a lifeline to those inundated souls, offering sage advice about locating what one needs easily, quickly, and from trustworthy sources.
Encompassing print and digital materials, journals (both online and print), online databases, reference materials, and websites, this handbook will prove invaluable to anyone who finds it necessary to research business information. The tips and tactics it offers can, of course, be used by investors, but also by those seeking information about possible business partners, potential clients and customers, or sources of goods and services. Topics covered include banking and finance, economics, company information, industry information, marketing, accounting and taxation, and management, in short, everything one needs to know to make sound business and investment decisions.