TIPS FOR ARTICLE SEARCHING
To search for articles, you would use a database like the ones listed below. Here are some helpful tips.
Academic/Scholarly Articles
- Business Source Complete This link opens in a new window
- EconLIT This link opens in a new window
- APA PsycInfo This link opens in a new window
- Psychology & Behavioral Sciences Collection This link opens in a new window
- Social Sciences Citation Index This link opens in a new window
- Science Citation Index Expanded This link opens in a new window
Magazine/Trade/News Articles
- Business Source Complete This link opens in a new window
Law Articles/Accounting Text
- Legal Collection This link opens in a new window
Business Articles in Other Languages
This section is great for students taking Business French or Business Spanish. Factiva will even "read" the articles to you. Happy Listening!
- Business Source Complete This link opens in a new window
- Vente et Gestion This link opens in a new window
Citing Your Sources
Aside from citing articles and books, have you ever wondered how to cite a company annual report or an industry report? The reality is, there is no "official" style for citing business sources. However, it is common practice to use adaptations of one of the following citation styles: the American Psychological Association (APA) Style or the Chicago Style. Whichever style you choose, use it consistently for the entire project/paper.
- APA Style - for Business StudentsThis customized APA citation guide for Wright State business students is loosely based on the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th edition). The manual is available at the Information Desk on the 2nd floor of the Dunbar Library. See Chapter 10 for more examples.
- Chicago StyleThe Harvard Business School (HBS) Citation Guide uses an adaptation of The Chicago Manual of Style.
Ask Us
Questions? Ask a librarian!
Need Help?
- How-To VideosLearn how to navigate and use library resources, including searching, citing, saving, and requesting materials.
- Research ToolkitResearch Toolkit workshops are designed to address the most common challenges students face in doing college-level research, including navigating databases, locating relevant sources, and making sense of information once it is found.
- Ask UsAsk questions via chat, email, or schedule an appointment with your subject librarian.
- Subject LibrariansLearn which librarian specializes in your area of research.