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Reference Title List 2-2012 Updated September 2014 Business Insights: Global Business Insights: Global lets users easily compare global economies, companies and industries. Featuring case studies from our exclusive and timely CaseBase collection, global industry research reports, company histories, SWOT and market share reports, corporate chronologies, and business rankings, content assets are wrapped with periodicals and newspapers in hundreds of thousands of company profile pages, as well as profiles for all U.N. recognized countries and hundreds of industry profile pages. Title Business Insights: Global Industry Collection Business Insights: Global Case Collection Business Rankings Annual, 2014 Business Rankings Annual, 2013 Business Rankings Annual, 2012 Business Rankings Annual, 2011 Business Rankings Annual, 2010 Business Rankings Annual, 2009 Business Rankings Annual, 2008 Business Rankings Annual, 2007 Business Rankings Annual, 2006 Business Rankings Annual, 2005 Business Rankings Annual, 2004 Business Rankings Annual, 2003 Business Rankings Annual, 2002 Business Rankings Annual, 2001 Business Rankings Annual, 2000 Encyclopedia of American Industries Encyclopedia of Emerging Industries Encyclopedia of Global Industries International Directory of Company Histories Market Share Reporter, 2014 Market Share Reporter, 2013 Market Share Reporter, 2012 Market Share Reporter, 2011 Market Share Reporter, 2010 Market Share Reporter, 2009 Market Share Reporter, 2008 Market Share Reporter, 2007 Market Share Reporter, 2006 Market Share Reporter, 2005 Market Share Reporter, 2004 Market Share Reporter, 2003 Market Share Reporter, 2002 Market Share Reporter, 2001 Market Share Reporter, 2000 Notable Corporate Chronologies Statistical data for Business Insights: Global are provided from the following Gale Company Profile Collection sources: Graham and Whiteside Major Company Series Ward's Business Directory of U.S. Private and Public Companies World Bank Gale Associations Content Business Insights integrates business-related associations from Gale’s Encyclopedia of Associationscollection as individual Association Profiles, but does not contain the encyclopedia in full. 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Featuring case studies from our exclusive and timely CaseBase collection, global industry research reports, company histories, SWOT and market share reports, corporate chronologies, and business rankings, content assets are wrapped with periodicals and newspapers in hundreds of thousands of company profile pages, as well as profiles for all U.N. recognized countries and hundreds of industry Publisher Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Gale | Cengage Learning Statistical data for Business Insights: Global are provided from the following sources: Gale Associations Content integrates business-related associations from Gale’s Encyclopedia of collection as individual Association Profiles, but does not contain the encyclopedia in Information from Gale’s extensive directory collections--including Brands and Their Companies, Ward's Business Directory of U.S. Private and Public Companies, Consultants and Telecommunications Directory--is integrated within Business Insights company and industry profiles but these titles are not available in whole. SWOT Reports 3M Co. USA A.P. Moller Maersk Group DENM AB Volvo SWED ABB Ltd. SWIT Abbott Laboratories USA Abertis Infraestructuras S.A. SPAI ABN AMRO Bank N.V. NETL Accenture Plc IREL Acciona S.A. SPAI ACCOR S.A. FRAN ACE Aviation Holdings Inc. CANA ACE Ltd. BERM Acer Inc. TAIW Acom Company Ltd. JAPA ACS, Actividades de Construccion y Servicios S.A. SPAI Adecco S.A. SWIT Adidas AG GERM Adobe Systems Inc. USA Advanced Micro Devices Inc. USA Advantest Corp. JAPA AEGON N.V. NETL AEON Company Ltd. JAPA Aetna Inc. USA Agilent Technologies Inc. USA Aiful Corp. JAPA Air France-KLM FRAN Air Liquide S.A. FRAN Air Products and Chemicals Inc. USA Aisin Seiki Company Ltd. JAPA Ajinomoto Company Inc. JAPA Aktiebolaget Electrolux SWED Alcatel Lucent S.A. FRAN Alcoa Inc. USA Alcon Inc. SWIT Alfa S.A.B. de C.V. MEXI All Nippon Airways Company Ltd. JAPA Allegheny Technologies Inc. USA Allergan Inc. USA Allianz SE GERM Allied Irish Banks PLC IREL Allstate Corp. USA Alps Electric Company Ltd. JAPA Alstom S.A. FRAN Altana AG GERM Altria Group Inc. USA Amazon.com Inc. USA AMBAC Financial Group Inc. USA AMCOR Ltd. AUSX Ameren Corp. USA America Movil, S.A.B. de C.V. MEXI American Electric Power Company Inc. USA American Express Co. USA American Financial Group Inc. USA American International Group Inc. USA American National Insurance Co. USA AmerisourceBergen Corp. USA Amgen Inc. USA AMP Ltd. AUSX Anadarko Petroleum Corp. USA Analog Devices Inc. USA Anglo American PLC UK Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc. USA Anheuser-Busch InBev S.A./NV BELG Aon Corp. USA Apache Corp. USA Apple Inc. USA Applied Materials Inc. USA ARAMARK Corp. USA ArcelorMittal S.A. LUXE Arch Capital Group Ltd. BERM Archer Daniels Midland Co. USA AREVA Group FRAN Arrow Electronics Inc. USA Asahi Breweries Ltd. JAPA Asahi Glass Company Ltd. JAPA Asahi Kasei Corp. JAPA Ashland Inc. USA ASML Holding N.V. NETL Assa Abloy AB SWED Assicurazioni Generali S.p.A. ITAL Associated Banc-Corp. USA Associated British Foods PLC UK Assurant Inc. USA Astellas Pharma Inc. JAPA AstraZeneca PLC UK ASUSTeK Computer Inc. TAIW AT&T Inc. USA Atlas Copco AB SWED Atos S.A. FRAN AU Optronics Corp. TAIW Autoliv Inc. SWED Automatic Data Processing Inc. USA AutoNation Inc. USA AutoZone Inc. USA Avaya Inc. USA Avery Dennison Corp. USA Aviva PLC UK Avnet Inc. USA Avon Products Inc. USA AXA Group FRAN BAE Systems PLC UK Baker Hughes Inc. USA Balfour Beatty PLC UK Ball Corp. USA Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena S.p.A. ITAL Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria S.A. SPAI Banco Bradesco S.A. BRAZ Banco de Sabadell S.A. SPAI Banco Popular Espanol S.A. SPAI Banco Santander Chile CHIL Bangkok Bank Public Company Ltd. THAI Bank of America Corp. USA Bank of Ireland Group IREL Bank of New York Mellon Corp. USA Bank of Nova Sco+A145tia CANA Bank of Yokohama Ltd. JAPA Baoshan Iron and Steel Company Ltd. CHIN Barclays PLC UK Barratt Developments PLC UK Barrick Gold Corp. CANA Baxter International Inc. USA Bayer AG GERM Bayer Pharma AG GERM Bayerische Motoren Werke AG GERM BB&T Corp. USA BCE Inc. CANA Beam Inc. USA Becton, Dickinson and Co. USA Bed Bath and Beyond Inc. USA Beiersdorf AG GERM Berkshire Hathaway Inc. USA Best Buy Company Inc. USA BG Group PLC UK Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. INDI BHP Billiton Ltd. AUSX Biogen Idec Inc. USA BMO Financial Group CANA BNP Paribas S.A. FRAN BOC Hong Kong Ltd. HONG Bombardier Inc. CANA Boston Properties Inc. USA Boston Scientific Corp. USA Bouygues S.A. FRAN BP PLC UK Bradford and Bingley PLC UK Brambles Ltd. AUSX Bridgestone Corp. JAPA Brinker International Inc. USA Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. USA British Airways PLC UK British American Tobacco PLC UK British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC UK Broadcom Corp. USA Brookfield Asset Management Inc. CANA Brunswick Corp. USA BT Group PLC UK Bunge Ltd. USA Burlington Northern Santa Fe L.L.C. USA C.H. Robinson Worldwide Inc. USA CA Technologies USA Cablevision Systems Corp. USA Caesars Entertainment Corp. USA Calpine Corp. USA Campbell Soup Co. USA Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce CANA Canadian National Railway Co. CANA Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. CANA Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd. CANA Canary Wharf Group PLC UK Canon Inc. JAPA Cap Gemini S.A. FRAN Capital One Financial Corp. USA CapitaLand Ltd. SING Cardinal Health Inc. USA Carlsberg A/S DENM Carnival Corp. USA Carrefour S.A. FRAN Caterpillar Inc. USA Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. HONG CBS Corp. USA Celesio AG GERM Cemex S.A.B. de C.V. MEXI CenterPoint Energy Inc. USA Centrais Eletricas Brasileiras S.A. BRAZ Central Japan Railway Co. JAPA Centrica PLC UK CenturyLink Inc. USA CEZ A.S. CZEC Charles Schwab Corp. USA Charter Communications Inc. USA Chesapeake Energy Corp. USA Cheung Kong (Holdings) Ltd. HONG Chevron Corp. USA China Construction Bank Corp. CHIN China Mobile Ltd. HONG China Petroleum and Chemical Corp. CHIN China Resources Enterprise Ltd. HONG China Shenhua Energy Company Ltd. CHIN China Telecom Corporation Ltd. CHIN China Unicom Ltd. HONG Christian Dior S.A. FRAN Chubb Corp. USA Chubu Electric Power Company Inc. JAPA Chunghwa
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