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Starting your research
Your company's website
- Usually, the first stop in researching a company.
- Advice from the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission.
- Non-U.S. companies traded on U.S. exchanges (e.g., Toyota Motor Corporation) use form 20-F in place of the 10-K.
Finding a company's 10-K
- The company's website
- Check under "Investors" or "Investor Relations" or "About"
- Search EDGAR
- Use the library database Mergent Online
- Enter a company to search
- On results, select tab labeled Filings
- Access to company filings
- Corporation Name search most popular
- Limited information
Company reports
- Includes SWOT analysis on select companies
- From the library's Business Source Premier database
- Includes SWOT analysis on select companies
- From the library's ABI/INFORM Collection database.
- Covers private and public companies of all sizes
- From the library's Westlaw database
News about your for-profit
- For public companies & large private companies
- Provides access to current news articles from a wide range of online sources
- For local private companies
- For local private companies
- For local private companies
Business Search
SWOT Analysis Reviews