From the "Corporate Research Project", "a non-profit center that assists community, environmental and labor organizations in researching and analyzing companies and industries". Provides in-depth resources for beginning company research, "exploring a company's essential relationships", and "analyzing a company's accountability record". Resources profiled are both free and fee-based. Also links to industry profiles for 18 industrial sectors. This outstanding resource is very well-written, very thorough. Highly recommended.
Compiled by Ellen Terrell, Business Reference Services, Library of Congress. "Intended to give someone searching for company information some ideas and strategies for finding company information". "Table of Contents" includes directories, rankings/lists, private company research, public company research, foreign company research. Great resource for beginning company research.
From Justia Virtual Chase. This directory links to sites for conducting various aspects of company research. Many are available elsewhere but it's especially useful for international companies. Some of the content is free; the fee-based sites are also useful.
"Holds a growing database of 6 million company reviews, CEO approval ratings, salary reports, interview reports and questions, benefits reviews, office photos and more. Unlike other job sites, all of this information is entirely shared by those who know a company best - the employees". Great resource for inside perspectives of companies.
From the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. This excellent guide provides in-depth guidance on the best ways to navigate the EDGAR website. Topics include executive compensation, insider transactions, bankruptcy and more.
