LibGuides: School of Business Library Guide: Finance Resources

Lavery Databases for Finance

Value Line Investment Survey
Independent investment analysis of stocks, funds, options, and securities

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"Value Line is:

One of the largest independent research staffs of investment analysts and statisticians in the world.
Totally independent, objective and unbiased.
A research company that collects data and analyzes performance of approximately 8,000 stocks, 15,000 mutual funds, 80,000 options and other securities.
A company with 3/4 of a century of experience tracking, analyzing and ranking investments.
Best Known for The Value Line Investment Survey, one of the most widely read investment services in the world.
Critically acclaimed: 'I don't know any other system that's as good.' Warren Buffett
Value Line publishes more than a dozen print and electronic products which we think are used by more than half-a-million investors for timely information on stocks, mutual funds, special situations, options and convertibles."

ABI/INFORM

Business topics; contains articles, company and executive profiles.
Business Source Premier

Business topics; journal articles, reports, company profiles, SWOT analyses
Morningstar Investment Research Center

Research and analysis on companies, industries and investments
ProQuest Business Market Research Collection (Includes Hoover's)
Company, industry, economic, and geopolitical market research from sources including Hoover's Company Profiles and Oxford Analytica's OxResearch
S&P Capital IQ (NetAdvantage)
Company, industry, and investment information
Note: Using the Chart Builder application is currently limited to on-campus use. If you're on-campus, use this link to go to S&P without using our off-campus access tool.
ScienceDirect
Peer-reviewed journal articles; science, social science, and humanities topics

The ScienceDirect College Edition provides libraries with access to over 1200 peer-reviewed full-text journals in pharmacology, toxicology, pharmaceutics, biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, microbiology, health sciences, immunology, neuroscience, psychology, social sciences, decision sciences, business, management, and accounting, economics, econometrics, and finance, environmental science and agriculture. Journal coverage dates back to 2002.
Scopus
Multidisciplinary database of peer-reviewed research literature such as scholarly journals, books and chapters, conference proceedings, and trade publications, along with metrics and analytical tools to work with those citations.

News

New York Times (Sign Up or Renew)
Create an account on NYTimes.com using Lavery Library's academic subscription, and you can access all content on their site.
Already have an account set up?
- Link to the New York Times (unlimited access on browser or mobile apps)
- Link to the New York Times “TimesMachine” for access to historical archives (limited to up to 5 PDF downloads per day, per user).
Wall Street Journal (Create Account)
Activate your account through Lavery Library's institutional subscription to access all content on the WSJ site or app, including news, industry reporting, instructional materials, and more.

For historical access to older Wall Street Journal articles:

Wall Street Journal, Eastern Edition (online)
Via our ABI/INFORM Global database for access to older Wall Street Journal articles
Economist Online
Via our ProQuest Central database

Search for Books & eBooks at Lavery Library

Search for Finance Books & Ebooks at Lavery Library
This custom search will display books and eBooks on a wide range of topics related to finance. These ebooks and books are available though Lavery Library.

Websites

Explore Census Data
U.S. Census Bureau data website
U.S. Census Bureau Economic Census
Economic Census is the official 5-year measure of businesses in the U.S.
OECD Statistics
Online platform from which you can search, extract, graph, and export data from the OECD statistical databases including CRS, Health Data, Economic Outlook, International Trade, and more.
World Development Indicators
International statistics on global development that go back to 1970. From the World Bank.
World Bank Open Data
Data about development in many countries, freely available and compiled by the World Bank

Bloomberg Terminals in the Victor E. Salerno Center for American Enterprise

Bloomberg terminals are a good source for finance data.

Bloomberg Terminals are located in the Victor E. Salerno Center for American Enterprise.

There is not a Bloomberg Terminal in Lavery Library, and library staff do not support or offer training for them. Please contact The School of Business for more information about Bloomberg Terminals.