Information about decisions in the business world abounds, but it's not always easy to find solid information that represents a range of viewpoints.
Take some time to think about keywords and terms writers might use when reporting or analyzing a topic.
Check out these suggested resources below to get started identifying different issues and viewpoints.
If you need guidance, ask your librarian!
Contains articles on business, advertising, marketing, economics and finance.
Contains articles about business, marketing, management, accounting, finance and economic, as well as company and industry reports, and country and market research profiles.
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Look for opinion stories to identify the "pro" and "con" arguments. Opinion stories may be labeled:
Pro Tip: Use the Journals by Title tool in OneSearch to find which databases feature a specific magazine or newspaper, like Harvard Business Review or New York Times, and then search for articles within those publications.
Suggested Publications:
Newspapers | Magazines |
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New York Times | The Economist |
Washington Post | Harvard Business Review |
Wall Street Journal | Bloomberg BusinessWeek |
Los Angeles Times | Forbes |
Chicago Tribune | Fortune |
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