Sources for Industry Classification:
The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS): A standard used by Federal statistical agencies in classifying business establishments for the purpose of collecting, analyzing, and publishing statistical data related to the U.S. business economy.
The IBISWorld Industry Report database has specialized industry report codes. These codes cover special industries and provides analysis for new industries or specialized products not captured by NAICS. These codes cover special industries, e.g. OD4260 - Candle Manufacturing.
Recommended Databases:
Full-text company & industry intelligence on global corporations.
Searches can be done on company name or ticker symbol, industry code/description (SIC or NAICS), subjects in article, geographic search, or personal name. Searches can be limited by journal name, date range, or content area.
For other databases, see Library Database page
A review of the industry issues that can impact the industry such economics, political, business cycles, government regulations, revenue size, risks, etc. (See also section on SWOT Analysis)
Recommended Databases:
Full-text company & industry intelligence on global corporations.
Searches can be done on company name or ticker symbol, industry code/description (SIC or NAICS), subjects in article, geographic search, or personal name. Searches can be limited by journal name, date range, or content area.
For other databases, see Library Database page