Keep the following in mind when looking for company information:

• Is the company public or private?
  • Private companies are going to be more challenging to find information on them. In that case, you might want to search for newspaper articles about the company or rely on their company website.
• Is the company small or large?
  • Small companies can be more difficult to find information on compared to large companies.
• Is the company the parent company or are they a subsidiary of a parent company?
  • Subsidiaries are also more difficult to track down.
• Is the company foreign or domestic?
  • Foreign companies are also going to be more difficult to find information on them.

There can be great variability in the information available on a company, so be sure to check a variety of sources. Explore the sub-page, "Company Overviews," that cover sources that profile both public and private companies.

If you run into any problems or have questions, feel free to reach out to Yvonne Dooley at yvonne.dooley@unt.edu for help or contact our Ask Us service.

Search for companies by name or ticker symbol via Google to access company produced materials.

When searching via Google combine limiters with keyword to return specific results. Below are a few examples:

• Site:.pdf will limit to PDF
• Site:.org limits to organizational site
• Site:.gov limits to a government website

"How to Search Google Like a Pro: 10 Tips & Tricks for Google and Beyond" -- an article from The Guardian