Industry Research Guide Overview |
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Industrial Classification | Industrial classification codes (NAICS & SIC) are used to classify and measure industry activity. Knowing the code for your industry will help you find articles, reports and other information about an industry. | |
Review popular news publications for articles which contain industry trends and forecasts. |
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Research Business Trends |
Search for articles about industries within business, legal, medical, science and technology databases. |
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Case Studies |
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Financial Analyst Reports for Industries |
Investext contains active and historical research reports from brokerages, investment banks and independent research firms around the globe which analyze industries. |
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Five Forces Analysis | Porter's Five Forces is a simple but powerful tool that you can use to identify the main sources of competition in your industry or sector. | |
Industry Competition |
Data Axle: Contains basic directory information for more than 210 million U.S. residents and 14 million businesses in all zip code areas of the United States Uniworld Online: Consists of two directories, American Firms Operating in Foreign Countries and Foreign Firms Operating in the United States. |
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Industry Reports |
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Industry Reports by Country |
FitchConnect (formerly BMI Research) Covers 175 countries with quarterly forecasts and surveys in eleven key industry sectors for each country.
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