Research Guides: ENTR/MGMT375: Business databases

Business Databases

How do you know what articles have been written about a topic or company you are researching?

DATABASES

Once you are aware of the databases the BVU Library makes available, you'll find them more helpful than Google when you need to locate credible information on any topic.

Databases often have abstracts, or summaries, of the article available.
Databases have many ways to narrow the scope of your search like publication date, relevance, full-text availability, journal title, author's name and many more.
Links to full-text or a link to our interlibrary loan service so that you can order a free copy of the article.

Databases that focus on business topics or help you find company news include...

Business Source Premier This link opens in a new window
Business Source Premier provides articles from over 1,000 business publications and company profiles from over 10,000 companies.
Small Business Reference Center This link opens in a new window
The Small Business Reference Center is a comprehensive resource for small business owners and those interested in starting a business, offering full-text periodicals and reports, sample business plans, U.S. tax forms, videos and reference books. It supports small business owners in all relevant areas from planning, financing and managing a business to exit strategies. Users also have the ability to search within specific ‘Business Topics’ and ‘Business Types’ relevant to their needs.
Value Line Research Center This link opens in a new window
Value Line provides independent, objective and unbiased analysis and performance reports on approximately 8,000 stocks, 15,000 mutual funds, and 80,000 options and other securities. **Value Line allows up to three simultaneous users.**
EBSCO Management Collection This link opens in a new window
Management collection provides full-text for 1,200 business publications and links to over 10,000 company profiles.
Wall Street Journal This link opens in a new window
The Wall Street Journal is known for its business journalism and its coverage of global markets, politics, world news, technology, arts and life. Articles from the last four years are available.
New York Times This link opens in a new window
Our Academic Site License provides full access to the New York Times, 1851-present. Access to the International New York Times and the New York Times in Chinese is also available. Users must register individually using a bvu.edu email address, which provides access for 364 days.