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Databases: News
These databases are made available to you by Jackson Library for academic use only. They are accessible via GSB (or Stanford) Computers.
GSB users can access web-based databases remotely through WebApps.
All Stanford users have off-campus access to databases that are on Stanford Network through the university's proxy server.
Your top choices: (Listed in select order)
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FactivaProvides comprehensive coverage for full-text newspapers, magazines, newswires, company financials, and stock quotes. Includes Wall Street Journal (June 13, 1979- ). Access the Database
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LexisNexis AcademicOffers a full-text collection of business, company, financial, and general news information. Access the Database |
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Wall Street Journal • Coverage in Factiva: 6/13/79-1/1/84 (selected full-text); 1/2/84-current (full-text); Use this interface to browse today's headlines. Access via Factiva • Access via ABI/INFORM • Historical Archive (1889 - 1989) |
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Economist.comElectronic version of the Economist magazine. Access the Database |
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OneSource's US Business BrowserAn integrated site offering a collection of core business information on companies and industries - news stories, corporate overviews, financial data, research reports, executive biographies, and more. Includes analyst reports from Investext. Access the Database • Guide |
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BloombergReal-time and historical market data, news, technical analysis. Guide: Basic
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New York Times Historical ArchiveProvides full-text coverage from 1851 through 2003 of The New York Times newspaper as well as the its Sunday Magazine and Book Review section. Access the Database |
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Licensed resources are for the non-profit educational use of Stanford Graduate School of Business (or Stanford University). Use of these resources is governed by copyright law and individual license agreements. Systematic downloading, distributing, or retaining substantial portions of information is prohibited.
