Use these resources to find company profiles, industry reports, scholarly journal and business publication articles, and more.
A good place to start for most business research topics. Covers all areas of business, including management, economics, finance, accounting, international business, and more.
Provides reports for 700+ U.S. industries. Reports provide key statistics, segmentation, market characteristics, industry conditions, key competitors, industry performance and outlook.
An online tool for mapping and analyzing data from the US, including demographics, housing, income, crime, health, jobs and more. Data can be used to create interactive maps and customized reports.
Full text access via ProQuest Newspapers
Unlimited access to all the New York Times through St. Kate's campus subscription, including NYTimes News, Games, Cooking, and more. Must create an account (free for current St. Kate's users). See FAQ for more info.
Recent U.S. full-text articles from major national papers such as the New York Times, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, and Los Angeles Times (from 1980 to present).
Provides full-text regional business publications for the United States and Canadian provinces.
Unlimited access to the startribune.com, including the eEdition replica of the daily print newspaper.
To register an individual account (needed for access to mobile and tablet apps), use the group subscription activation link and sign up using your stkate.edu email. address. See FAQ for more info.
A comprehensive collection of reliable international news sources covering a wide array of topics and issues.
Some of your business courses will require that you find a quantitative research study that uses inferential statistics. Use Google Scholar or Academic Search Premier for your searching (business databases aren't going to be helpful for this assignment).
Make sure you access Google Scholar through the Library to see our journal holdings, and limit your results in Academic Search Premier to peer-viewed. Access both databases by clicking the Article Databases button on the Library homepage.
You'll want to add any of the following terms to your search: p-values or p values, "confidence interval" or "inferential statistics"
Review this video by my colleague, Lizzy Tegeler, for a similar economics assignment (start the video at 57 seconds).
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