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Companies
Annual Reports
Companies that file with the SECThe company’s 10-K (domestic companies) or 20-F (foreign companies) filing with the SEC are excellent sources of verifiable information, and can be found online through the SEC. The Company Overview, Risk Factors, and Consolidated Financial Statements sections are usually especially helpful.
OthersEach exchange has different filing requirements so you will have to do your own research to find annual reports for companies traded on non-U.S. exchanges. Most often, a company will post a version of their annual report on their website in an investor relations section.
Blogs
Mainstream Sources
Private ReportsIt is OK for you to use your own private reports -- for example, Morningstar reports -- in your articles; however, you should try to track down all data in the reports from the company's Annual Reports. If you're lucky, you might even be able to find some of these types of reports on [Scribd] and be able to link to them.
International CompaniesMany of the major international exchanges have their companies on Yahoo and Google Finance with some data and/or links to their investor relations sites.
Multiple Countries
London Stock Exchange
Bombay Stock Exchange and NSE
Australia
Shanghai / Shenzen Stock Exchange
Euronext Paris
Frankfurt Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange of Hong Kong
Euronext Amsterdam
Taiwan Stock Exchange
BM&F Bovespa (São Paulo Stock Exchange)
OMX Nordic Exchange Copenhagen
Korea Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Singapore
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Commodities
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