Kresge Library services doesn't have a direct subscription to many business publications such as the Financial Times due to cost and access constraints. Rather, these publications can be found within other databases that are contained within our subscriptions. This page contains direct links to the databases where you can find these publications.
For more information on specific access to the following publications please visit these links to Financial Times, Barron's, Harvard Business Review, The Economist, and New York Times.
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Available from a variety of resources - UM Links
Ross Users / Alternative Ross Users Link
Ross Users (1990 - present) | UM Users (2010-present)
The following databases contain articles from newspapers, magazines, and trade publications in multiple industries. Enter keywords or company names to find articles about your topic.
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This link opens in a new windowABI/INFORM contains articles from thousands of newspapers and key business magazines such as the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, Barron’s, the Economist, and the New York Times. It also contains papers from leading academic journals across all major business disciplines.
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The Kresge / MLibrary Search will help you
Not all of our databases are included in the Kresge / MLibrary Search. Coverage is best for article databases and a few of the market research databases.
Can't find what you are looking for? Email us at kresge_library@umich.edu and we can help you locate it!
Journal Locator is a database of all of the journal titles in the University Library. This includes both print and electronic versions.
Journal Locator will help you figure out three things:
Google Scholar provides a familiar interface and method for searching scholarly literature across a wide array of disciplines and sources. You can find articles, theses, books, abstracts and other documents that are buried in Kresge Library databases or stored in academic institutional repositories around the world.
Google Scholar is not Google. Google Scholar is not searching the web at large, but a set of trusted resources that specifically focus on scholarly literature. Google Scholar is a good place to start to get a sense of where the scholarly literature on your topic is located.
You can also set Google Scholar up to link directly into the Library databases that you have access to as a Ross and UM student.
Google Scholar allows you to set your preference so that it 'knows' you are a current member of the University of Michigan community. This will allow Google Scholar to present you with direct links to journal articles that are in the Library databases.
To set up Library Links in Google Scholar:
Note: Google Scholar saves these settings using cookies on your computer. If you regularly switch computers or do not have cookies turned on, you will need to set these every time you use Google Scholar.