An establishment is a business or industrial unit at a single physical location that produces or distributes goods or performs services, for example, a single store or factory. Many companies own or control more than one establishment, and those establishments may be located in different geographic areas and may be engaged in different kinds of business. By collecting separate information for each establishment, the Economic Census can include detailed data for each industry and area. Up to 20 years of data on actively traded companies, many inactive companies, monthly stock prices and other market data, and key monthly economic statistics. Set the Source Material to SEC 10-K Reports to find the annual report that companies file with the Securities and Exchange Commission, set the Source Material to Disclosure Reports to find the key finanicials on companies, and set the Source Material to SEC Annual Reports to find the text of the annual reports which companies send to shareholders.
Quarterly publication lists financial, company, and investment information.
Provides graphs and charts of financial information on companies which sell stock. Provides graphs and charts of financial information on companies which sell stock. Includes many small market capitalization stocks. The numbers mean little unless they are compared to industry norms. Covers a large number of industries, but does not break out data by company size within the industry.