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This guide lists sources which provide company
market share & rankings data.
For further information & assistance in using any
of the sources listed, please contact our reference staff:
Market share is the percentage of the total industry sales of a
given type of product or service that are attributable to a
given company.
Market share information or total sales for an
industry will be located in some
industry sources.
Gale Business & Company Resource Center
Off-campus, sign in using your Gull Card barcode and last name.
Choose SU as the campus and then click the log-in button.
Business & Company Resource Center brings together
in a single database company profiles, company brand information,
rankings, investment reports, company histories, chronologies, and
periodicals. Search this database to find detailed company and industry
news and information.
Coverage is from 1980 to the present.
To locate rankings/market share for a specific company:
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Click on
the 'Company' graphic from the database home page
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Search for your company by name or ticker
symbol and choose 'ultimate parent'.
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From the results list, click on the specific
company name.
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On the company page, look across the top of the
screen and click on the 'Rankings' tab.
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Two tabs are available from the rankings
screen; (1) Rankings ; and (2) Market Share.
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At the top of the source list, you may ... 'Click
to see Companies in ...
ranked by revenue' from the Ward's Directory.
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Review the tabs across the top of the screen
for further information including news, investment reports,
rankings, etc.
Business
Rankings Annual
Reference HG 4050 .B88 2005
5,000 ranking lists have been compiled from periodicals, newspapers,
financial services, directories, statistical annuals and other printed
material. The "top 10" from each of these rankings appears in this
volume, grouped under standard subject headings for easy browsing.
See 'Outline of Contents' in front of the book for a subject index or
'Index' for name of company in the back of the book. Information
can be looked up by SIC Code in the 'SIC Code Index' in the back.
Numbers in the indexes refer to entry numbers not page numbers.
Business Source Premier
Off-campus, sign in using your Gull Card barcode and last name.
Choose Salisbury University as the campus and then click the log in
button.
For
market share articles:
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Click on the 'Advanced Search' tab at the top
of the search page.
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Scroll down and find the dialogue box for
NAICS/Industry Code. Enter the
NAICS Code for your company.
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In the first search dialogue box, use the
pull-down menu to select 'subject term' and enter market share.
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Click the 'search' button at the top of the
screen.
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Browse articles.
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Enter the name of your company as an additional
search term as needed.
List of the Fortune 500 Companies
(USA Today) "The Fortune 500 ranking of the nation's largest
companies compiled by Fortune magazine on the basis of 2003 revenue."
Fortune
500 Special Issue Ready Reference HG 4057 .A28 *Ask for title at the Reference Desk.
Market
Share Reporter
Reference HF 5410 .M35 2006 v. 1-2
"Presenting comparative business statistics in a clear,
straightforward manner, Market Share Reporter affords an
immediate overview of companies, products and services and cites
original sources. A convenient arrangement by four-digit SIC code helps
business decisionmakers and researchers easily access needed data for
more than 2,000 entries. Each entry features a descriptive title; data
and market description; a list of producers/ products along with their
market share; and more."
Special
Issues: Lists of Lists "The List of Lists is a database of
ranked listings of companies, people and resources freely available on
the Internet. Content comes from a number of sources including:
Specialissues.com, Gary Price's "ResourceShelf" and individual users of
the LOL." Provides ranking information and sometimes market share
information arranged by industry description.
If no
other information is found, divide the total sales for your industry as
listed in the industry sources, by the total sales for your company and
list that figure as an approximate. State whether the figure is
for public companies, private companies, or both. Create a
comparison report of companies in your industry with 'Total Revenue'
figures for each using Mergent/FIS Online.
Mergent Online
Off-campus, sign in using your Gull Card barcode and last name.
Choose Salisbury University as the campus and then click the log in
button.
Blackwell Library subscribes to the U.S. Company
Data module which offers a wealth of detail on items including business
description, history, property, subsidiaries, officers & directors,
long-term debt and capital stock.
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Do a 'Basic Search' for the company name or ticker symbol.
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Click on the company name on the next search screen.
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Click on the 'Create Report' tab across the top of the next screen.
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Click on the link to the right 'Comparison Reports.'
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Next, click on the link to 'Compare Company Against Industry.'
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On the form:
1.
Select Comparison Report Type - All Companies
2. Report Item Selection (Category - Financial Summary)
(SubCategory - Total Revenue)
Click on 'Add Report Item' *can also click on 'Include industry
average'
Click 'Create Report'
- Click download -- will be an .csv file that can be uploaded
into Excel.
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