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Information & Business Research

Information is the lifeblood of business decision-making. Whether you are working on a business plan or just interested in what is going on in business today, check out the links below for a vast array of information.

This collection of documents and links addresses the concerns of small businesses, and the materials are organized to help you find what you need quickly. Sources range from state and government agencies to external partners to international trade associations.

Directories, Search Utilities & Guides

 

The Delaware library website is fabulous. Many publications and databases that normally require payment are free to you if you input your library card's pin number. http://www.lib.de.us/

 

Reference

Entrepreneurship & Management

 

Labor and Employment Information

Company Directories
  • EDGAR is the database of 10-K and other SEC filings of public companies.
    www.sec.gov
Markets, Demographics & Statistics
  • The State of Delaware provides excellent information and links to state resources
    www.delaware.gov
News, Articles & Current Awareness
Commercial Database Vendors
Delaware Resources
  • Information on Delaware, it’s government, resources and state agencies can be found at www.delaware.gov.
Federal Government
Organizations & Associations
Technical Information & Standards
Patents, Trademarks & Copyrights
Trade Leads, Procurement & Web Commerce
  • FedBizOpps is the single point of electronic public access for procurement opportunities over $25,000. It replaces the Commerce Business Daily on the Internet.
    www.fedbizopps.gov
  • Pro-Net is a self-registering database of small businesses interested in selling to the government.
    pro-net.sba.gov
International Business
Updated 11/9/2010 10:11:00 AM | B. Johnson

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