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Use the examples below as models for your own search phrases. A librarian can help you figure out the best way to search for your topic.
"small business" AND marketing
breweries AND "North Carolina"
(winery OR brewery) AND "North Carolina"
"craft beer" AND industry
SWOT AND Starbucks
"business plan" AND cafe
"small business"
"business structure"
Don't give up if the first database you use doesn't have what you need. A librarian can help you determine which databases would be the best for your information needs.
The Library provides access to online databases that include full-text articles from magazines, journals, and newspapers. All of these articles can provide you with endless ideas for products, marketing, funding sources, and much more. If you need help locating a specific magazine or article, or you need to find several articles related to a specific topic, ask a librarian for help.
The Business Source Complete database allows you to view all of the magazines and journals included by clicking the Publications link.
From a publication page, such as that for Bloomberg Businessweek, click the dates to view the issues and articles available.
From the Publications page you can:
If the title is available, click the title link to view issues.
These databases cover a huge variety of topics and include articles from journals, magazines, and newspapers.
Wall Street Journal Search Tips: