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Use this guide as a first stop to finding and using the business and management related resources of the UC San Diego Library.

New Resource

map of U.S. cities covered by American City Business Journals. Non-image list available from the database link, through the 'select a city' menu at the top of the landing page.Would you like to read the business news from Silicon Valley, San Francisco or Seattle? What about Boston, Pittsburgh or Atlanta? We now have access to the 44 U.S. geographies published by the American City Business Journals. They come with their associated Book of Lists, rankings of top organizations across many business categories for their respective cities. Regional business news is especially useful for job hunters, those doing market research on companies and studying economic development. Co-funded by the Library and the Rady School of Management. Featured contents:

Note: The San Diego Business Journal is sourced from a different publisher and online vendor, as is a few of the other Southern California titles. See this dedicated link for SoCal business news feeds and Books of Lists.

Frequently Used Resources

WSJ logoWall Street Journal
A leading newspaper for international business news. UC San Diego gets the current day's content of the WSJ in three ways: WSJ.com site license, WSJ Proquest and via the News Pages of Factiva. Use the WJS.com on your device. Use the Proquest interface if you want a precise search for a topic; use the Factiva News Pages version if you want to access to graphics and downloadable audio content. WSJ.com and Proquest offers article alerts; and Proquest also can search back to 1980. If you need access to WSJ content older than that, or full page images, use the WSJ Historical database.

Conference Board

Conference Board

The Conference Board's database of reports and survey results contain discussion of business & economics topics of interest to management leadership. Access our subscription to the full database to search by your specific topics of interest. Below is the RSS feed of the latest reports: