EDGAR (Electronic Data Gathering Analysis and Retrieval) is the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's free database of corporate filings and annual reports.
NAICS is replacing the U.S. Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) system. The site provides all the major components of the 1997 NAICS manual, including correspondence tables, definitions and an index.
Online version of the 100-year old "Bible" of company purchasing agents. 156,914 American and Canadian companies, 135,415 brand names. Free but registration is required.
Using various statistical methods, this site provides ways to discover how much things were worth in the past. Examples include relative growth rates, gold, inflation rates, purchasing power, salaries, savings growth, stock values, and the value of the dollar.
An informed selection of over 700 economics World Wide Web sites. Critiqued and reviewed by Bill Goffe of the Department of Economics at the State University of New York College at Oswego.
Search for minority and women's certified businesses by New York State economic development region, SIC codes, gross sales, products and services. Maintained by Empire State Development, the economic development agency of New York State.
The New York State agency charged with ensuring that minorities and women get an equal opportunity to participate in the State procurement process for equipment, supplies, services and construction.
New York State's economic development agency. The site has information about development prospects and business programs in NYS, including for small business and minority and women-owned business enterprises.
Primary regulator of state-licensed and state-chartered financial entities operating in New York. Comparative listing of mortgage and credit card interest rates, Web sites of mortgage banks and of banks headquartered in New York State.
The department is responsible for a variety of programs, including worker protection, unemployment insurance, employment services and workforce development.
OGS manages and leases real property, designs and builds facilities, contracts for goods, services, and technology, and delivers a wide array of support services. The web site includes a guide to doing business with New York State.