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In addition to subscriptions to the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, and Investorís Business Daily, the library has many journals that relate to financial markets and investing such as: Barron's (finance) Blue Chip Financial Forecasts (interest rates) Euromoney (International finance and capital markets) Institutional Investor (international finance), Investment Dealers' Digest (capital markets) Many are available...
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You can check out books over break if the check-out period is long enough (i.e. Course reserves, on a two-hour check-out period, would not be available over break.) Keep in mind that books are subject to recall, which means another patron might want to use that book. When a book is recalled you will need...
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For consulting interviews the following books may be useful: Ace Your Case Big Red Casebook Case Interview Secrets Embrace the Case Interview Mastering the Case Analysis Case in Point are all available for checkout and contain practice case questions. CQ Interactive, a supplement to the popular Case in Point, provides additional case questions, drills, interview and resume...
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Your Cornell NetID will allow you to access almost all of the web-based library databases and tools from on or off-campus. There are a few exceptions, however. ACCOUNTS: In some cases, resources can only be accessed from on-campus. Some databases, like Mintel, provide an option to instantly create an account in order to save reports. Some, like Capital IQ, require...
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The library owns several books that explain the fundamental information that a new investor should understand, as well as the intricacies of specific investment tools. The Standard & Poor's Guide for the New Investor and The Wall Street Primer are two places to begin. You can find additional books in the library catalog. If you want to learn the basics...
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The Management Library keeps student business plans from Cornell's Entrepreneurship Courses (NBA 3000, NBA 5070, and NBA 5640) for three years. Ask for them at the circulation desk. These plans must be used in the library and are for educational use only. You can also access hundreds of real world business plans via the Business...
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Many resources can create lists of companies based on criteria such as industry, location, size, type, et cetera. Below are a few top sources, however, in some cases there may be a different resource that might work better for your need (e.g. start-ups, non-profits and NGOs). Please contact us if you have any questions. The Build A...
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The U.S. Census Bureau collects data on the population and economy of the United States. Well known are the decennial Census of Population and Housing, and the economic censuses which the Bureau conducts every five years. The Bureau also publishes the results of a number of surveys each year, on topics such as crime, health, and poverty. One of the easiest...
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There isn't one authoritative resource for local statistics. For Tompkins County information, we recommend the following resources, depending on the type of data you need: County Business Patterns provides industry data for Tompkins County and at the ZIP code level. It includes the number of business establishments, number of employees, and payroll figures, all at the...
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Richard K. Miller (RKMA) market research handbooks are useful starting points for understanding the current landscape of B2B, consumer, entertainment, hospitality, internet, and sports marketing. To dig deeper: Mintel contains market research reports on a variety of consumer markets as well as on certain demographic groups. It provides reports for the UK, US, and a selection of...