This resource helps you dive deep into company research, covering everything from financials and operations to the overall industry landscape. It’s great for small business owners who want to see how they stack up against competitors, as well as for students working on case studies or learning to make sense of business data.
The section below includes foundational definitions from Investopedia that explain the differences between publicly traded companies, private companies, and subsidiaries, along with an introduction to the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), which helps categorize businesses for statistical analysis in the U.S. economy.
