There is nothing wrong with advertising on the web, unless it is disguised as something other than advertising. If you find a page recommending a mutual fund you need to determine if it contains unbiased information or if it is a marketing tool for the company which sells that fund. These are a few of the sites that I have found useful. Information Programs at CGU Contacting other CGU students Resources CGU recommends for preparing for qualifying exams. Provides an annotated list of business, accounting, management, human resources and investment links.
Site includes how-to information on marketing and on management.
Also includes links for a Small Business Primer, information to Build Your Own Web site, and the Franchise 500 listing from Entrepreneur Magazine. The staff at Encyclopedia Britannica have posted subject-specific links pages on the web. Choose Business, Economy from the posted list to find sites on a wide variety of business subjects. His page includes articles on economics and extensive links to charts of use to economists and investors. E-Commerce Marketing Magic from Traynor, Kitching and Associates.