Official web presences for your selected company can be useful sources:
However, be sure to review this information with a critical eye. Naturally companies want to present themselves as positively as possible, so will gloss over shortcomings or problems.
When reviewing company websites, consider:
External news articles and reports about your company can provide alternative viewpoints, which will help you develop a well-rounded analysis.
Want to learn more about a company and their products?
Select "Advanced Search" on the Business Source Premier home page and expand the filters and use the "Publication Type" drop down menu and select "Company Profile" to look for articles and reports, such as a Marketline Report, which details the company's products, services, and other key information.
EBSCO database containing full-text journals, magazines, newspapers, and case studies as well as company, industry, market, and country reports.
To locate info about local and small U.S. businesses:
Start at the Data Axle link above
Then go to 
and use the Custom Search to search by general location, business size, and other factors.
Click Update Count, then View Results when you're done building the search.
Click the company name to review their report.
This database will provide detailed information on US and international businesses. (Link is at the bottom of this box.)
In the list of results, locate the "Public Parent" record for your company. (TIP: If you are researching a company that belongs to a larger parent company, you may want to look at both records.)
Click the company name to review their report.
Public companies are required by law to openly share some of their financial and business records. Annual reports are an especially useful source of this information. These are also known as 10-K reports. (Private companies do not provide annual reports to the public.)
Two places to find them:
