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This link opens in a new windowYou may want to check out the guides below for more useful business law resources.
This guide will help you compile a company or industry profile, including locating SEC finanical materials and demographic information.
For general business resources, please see Drexel University Libraries' Researching a Company, Researching a Market, or Researching an Industry guides.
Guide originally created by: Stephanie Huffnagle
The easiest way to locate company information is by a ticker symbol. A ticker symbol is an abbreviation used to identify a particular company that is traded on a public stock exchange.
Examples of ticker symbols include:
Locating Ticker Symbols
You can find a company's ticker symbol by using one of the websites below. Just start typing the company's name into the main search box and it will usually appear in a dropdown menu.
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