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Go to YAHOO COMPANY PROFILES LINK http://biz.yahoo.com/p/ E.G. IOMEGA: http://biz.yahoo.com/p/i/iom.html It is a GOLD MINE of well structured information with drill down details available. Also provides guides for interpreting technical / financial data, industry comparisons, etc., etc., etc., It is (believe it or not) FREE.

Try http://www.sleuth.com.

My favorite is http://www.hoovers.com. Hoovers provides a wealth of information on companies, their revenue, executive bios, locations, and relevant news stories. Plus, it's very easy to navigate! Good luck,

http://www.vault.com/   Wall street journal, CorpTech, Hoovers.

A decent and fast meta page i use to reference for finding company info is: http://home.sprintmail.com/~debflanagan/index.html

May I suggest that you go to http://www.ceoexpress.com/. Go to their Research Center and click on Competitive Intelligence. I use this site all the time. They list a variety of free corporate information sites as well as Hoovers. Good Luck

www.Zip2.com - Over 16 million US businesses listed

http://www.lmi.state.pa.us/  - A PA government site

http://www.wnjpin.state.nj.us/  - NJ Central

http://eden.cs.umass.edu/Govbot  - Comprehensive U.S. Govbot

www.sec.gov/edaux/formlynx.htm  -  Securities Exchange Commission –

                        Edgar Reports Search  * DEF14A has executive salaries.

www.freeedgar.com  - Better interface for DEF14A than through the SEC’s “Go’mm’it” site.

A 2-step procedure:  Local business publications have information you’d never find anyplace else.  To find a newspaper near you:

www.usnewspaperlinks.com             www.businesswire.com        http://www.newsdirectory.com/

http://jake.med.yale.edu/ - The Jointly Administered Knowledge Environment

Specific interest sites yield much better quality than general sites, but not the quantity.   You can find niche sites through in-person and on-line networking, special search engines, category-based browsing, news articles, trade and professional associations, or simply surfing the net.  Here are several sites specializing in employment for Greater New Jersey. 

Greater Philadelphia Area

www.jobnet.com - Greater Philadelphia Area Board

http://pa.jobsearch.org/

www.Libertenet.org - all about Philadelphia

www.bizjournals.com/philadelphia/index.html - Home of the Philadelphia Business Journal

www.hirephiladelphia.com/

www.phillyworks.com

www.JOBSinPA.com - Allows for the posting of resumes and job wanted ads.

www.Pennsylvania.localopenings.com - Offers resume center, job listings, and career assistance for Philadelphia and the entire state.

http://statejobs.com/pa.html

Usenet - pa.jobs.offered - Pennsylvania job listings. Usenet - pa.jobs.wanted

New Jersey

New York

www.JobForceNY.com - job opportunities, postings, resumes, and more.

www.labor.state.ny.us/html/joborder.htm - The NY state department of labor.

http://nyjobsource.com/

www.labor.state.ny.us/html/

www.NYCareers.com - offering a database of open positions and job agent.

Usenet – nyjobs

Regional

www.tristatejobs.com - offers free resume posting and email notification.

http://statejobs.com/ - Navigate to a state for listings.

http://www.ajb.org - has state and regional paths.

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