Stat-USA, a government database long used by students in international business and economics, is no longer active and has been removed from the Libraries’ website. The content has moved to various other sites, such as Lexis Nexis, Bureau of Economic Analysis, BuyUSA.gov and Export.gov.

Students often need SWOT analyses when doing papers or presentations that utilize company research. The following resources are good places to go for this type of information.
Business & Company Resource Center The company information section often contains PDF links to SWOT analyses.
Business Source Complete When searching for articles on companies, the left side of the results screen will often include a link to SWOT analyses.
Standard & Poor’s NetAdvantage Although it doesn’t provide SWOT analyses per se, the How to Analyze section in the Industry reports does give pointers on what to look at when analyzing a company within a particular industry.
Thomson Research Company 10K reports often provide clues to strengths, weaknesses, etc.

Business Source Complete now includes a business video collection with 55 videos from the Harvard Business School Faculty Seminar Series. The series features engaging video lectures from renowned professors and experts at the Harvard Business School. All lectures are captured from executive education programs, and offer groundbreaking ideas, insightful research, and practical advice on management issues. The videos contain a table of contents allowing the selection of a specific topic. Most lectures provide a transcript in PDF format.
To access the videos, go to Business Source Complete, and use the pulldown menu under More at the top of the screen and select Business Videos/Images.

Need a graph or chart for your business or economics presentation? The Visualizing Economics website contains charts, videos, and graphs about the U.S. and world economies. Exhibits are taken from government websites, newspaper articles, organization web pages, etc.