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Alexander Street, ProQuest, Clarivate
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The Business Searching Interface (BSI) is EBSCO's highly focused user interface created especially for the business searcher. Business Searching Interface provides an easy way to both browse and search for country economic data, company profiles, industry information and market research.
EBSCO databases provide access to journals, magazines, newspapers and more in all subject areas. Use this link to search multiple EBSCO databases simultaneously. Click here to access
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Founded in 1843 to support the cause of free trade, The Economist continues to produce journalism of sometimes radical opinion with a reverence for facts.
Independence
Editorial independence lies at the heart of The Economist. The constitution of the company does not permit any individual or organisation to gain a majority shareholding. The editor is appointed by trustees, who are independent of commercial, political and proprietorial influences.
Objectivity
The Economist has no by-lines. It is written anonymously because its collective voice and personality matter more than the identities of individual journalists. This ensures a continuity of tradition and consistency of view.
Topicality
The Economist constantly covers and curates the news. It publishes weekly in a magazine format and daily on its digital platforms.
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News for You, ProLiteracy, New Readers Press
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This website offers easy-to-read news stories that can help you learn to read, write, speak, and understand the English language. Seven new stories are posted each Wednesday, along with audio, exercises, vocabulary, a crossword puzzle, a word search, and a poll. And every Monday, look for our weekly News Roundup of breaking stories. Listen to each story in full or sentence-by-sentence. The articles on News for You are based on reports from The Associated Press and The Washington Post news services. All content is thoroughly reviewed by adult education professionals and editors to ensure accuracy, low-level readability, and appropriateness.
