IBISWorld - This is the best source for industry profiling. It provides industry analyses, segment benchmarking, industrial outlook, SWOT analyses, and an overview of the competitive landscape. It has a wealth of statistical data and links to other related reports.
Statista - Business researchers can find statistics here from over 18,000 sources, both public and private, on business, the markets and finance. Statista has complete dossiers on major companies and industries.
Value Line Research Center - online access to the detailed analyses of stocks, bonds and mutual funds that Value Line is famous for.
Mintel Academic - Reports here include market survey results, market forecasts and trends and analysis on different market segments.
InCites Journal Citation Reports - Compares scholarly journals in terms of their "impact factor". Results can be organized according to many different metrics.
Google Scholar - this resource not only finds scholarly articles, but it also provides Scholar Metrics.
Web of Science - Provides access to Citation Indexes, including the Science Citation Index, Social Sciences Citation Index, and Arts & Humanities Citation Index, among others.
Serials Directory - Contains bibliographic and pricing information on more than 180,000 U. S. and international journals, newspapers, newsletters, and other periodicals.
Cabell's Directories of Publishing Opportunities - Provides information on journals in business and the social sciences. Information provided includes: journal topics published, acceptance rates, difficulty of acceptance, review type, time to review, time to publication, manuscript specifications, contact information, impact factor and submission procedures.
There's a whole Research Guide about Citing Business Sources at this link.
There is also a Citation Help Research Guide authored by our Citation Subject Librarian, Mel Johnson, it has links to guides in a variety of Citation Formats.
