Rady Graduate Students' Intro to Library Resources

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FT is known for its international news coverage, factual journalism, and award-winning data visualizations.

Bonus features: tag your favorite subjects for updates; topical newsletters, and more. NOTE: if you only check out one resource from this guide, FT.com is recommended. Faculty like to assign it in class for current awareness readings, and it's a great resource for staying informed, even if it's not a class assignment..

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The Wall Street Journal now available from their website for all UC San Diego students and employees with single sign-on authentication.

Offers authoritative insight and opinion on international news, politics, business, finance, science and technology.

Barron’s is a long-standing business news publication focused on financial markets and investing. Content is international in scope, through a "Wall Street" lens. This link searches across all Barron’s content via our Factiva platform, covering the print editions (1987-present) plus the Barron’s Online content (starts 2008), blogs and podcasts (starts 2022). Alternative access points:

• Newsstand format provides the four latest editions arranged section-by-section, and browseable like the original newspaper. From the main Barron’s link, navigate to Home on Factiva’s menu, and scroll to the US Newsstand section. Barron’s is on the fourth dot of the carousel.
• Individual Factiva articles offer translate-on-demand into multiple languages, or text-to-audio for English content.
• There are direct links to Barron’s China (simplified) and Barron’s China (traditional) editions (starts 2021).
• Barron’s Archive is available on ProQuest platform (1921-2010).
• Online access also occurs via ProQuest’s Accounting, Tax and Banking Collection (1988-present). This version allows email alerts for new issues or topics.
• Current print editions are in Geisel Library’s Current Journals area, call number HG1 B3.

This link goes to the online, fulltext access to HBR in Business Source Complete database. Optional time-saver: Once on the BSC platform, click "Sign in" to create an account. Signing in allows you set up email alerts when new issues of HBR or any of your other favorite publications arrive. Search "Publications" to find a title, and use the "Share" button to set up the alert.

Go here to get access to the campus subscription to New York Times.