A public business is owned by shareholders and its shares are traded on the stock market, while a private business is owned by individuals or a small group of investors and is not publicly traded. Public businesses are required to file quarterly reports known as 10-Q reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), providing detailed financial information, operational updates, and management discussions about their performance and prospects.
Additional Information:
Additional Information:
Business Source Complete: in the opening search screen (the "advanced search") type in the business name in the search bar, scroll down to publication type and select case study. Click on the green search button, above.
Proquest One Business: search for the company names as a "subject" (not a keyword) and limit by (click on) case study under document type below the search bars. Click on the green search button above to execute the search.
Business Source Complete: in the opening search screen (the "advanced search") type in the business name in the search bar, scroll down to publication type and select SWOT analysis. Click on the green search button, above.
Proquest One Business: search for the company names as a "subject" (not a keyword) and limit by (click on) company SWOT under report containing below the search bars. Click on the green search button above to execute the search.