Accounting

Comprised of three databases: ABI/INFORM Global, ABI/INFORM Trade and Industry, and ABI/INFORM Dateline. Topics include business and financial information, management techniques, business trends, management practice and theory, corporate strategy and tactics, and the competition environment.

Business Source Premier provides full text for nearly 8,350 scholarly business journals and other sources, some dating back to 1922. Also includes company and industry reports.

Thomson Reuters Checkpoint is the industry leader providing intelligent information to tax and accounting professionals including expert research, guidance, technology, tools, learning, and news. Includes PPC, RIA, WG&L and EBIA content.

You can access Checkpoint from link above or you can create a student ID which has additional functionality and customization features that are not available with the library's access. To register for a temporary Checkpoint student ID, you will first need to authenticate yourself with your network user ID and password and then go to http://cpreg.thomsonreuters.com.

Topics include: Accounting, finance and economics; Business; Engineering; Health and social care; Marketing.

Company, executive, financial, and industry information, with access to private, public U.S, and international data. Includes Key Business Ratios, and demographics and consumer data for marketing.

An online database featuring an indexed collection of corporate and industry related documents. The database contains hundreds of thousands of reports, covering over 100 countries and industries.

Topics include: Business, Economic conditions, Corporate strategies, Management theory, Management techniques, Business trends, Competitive landscape and product information, Accounting, and Finance

Google Scholar is a growing database of scholarly literature in all fields. It is problematic to search, since Google does not give specifics about dates covered, bibliographic sources, or currency of material. However, it is an easy starting point that may satisfy entry-level search needs. While Google Scholar is free to all users from the Google site, this link passes users through Jefferson's proxy server, so that Google will then display Jefferson links to subscribed full text, where available.