AMM 3550 Data Analytics for Fashion Business

Data on the labor market, inflation, consumer spending, and productivity. BLS Data Finder searches by keyword across multiple data sets all at once. Industry Productivity Finder searches by NAICS 4-digit industry codes. From the Bureau of Labor Statistics (US Dept of Labor).

Data about people, housing, business, and industry in the U.S.

Data from 130+ surveys. Includes the nation's largest business survey, Annual Retail Trade Survey (ARTS).

Official portal to data produced by the US federal government. Tens of thousands of available data sets.

From the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Find government-mandated filings (e.g., annual Form 10-K that includes financial and operational information) submitted by publicly-traded companies. Search filings by company name, ticker symbol, or CIK.

This guide serves as a portal for all of the links formerly available through STAT-USA (Dept of Commerce) which ceased to exist September 2010. When it existed, STAT-USA pulled together many different data sources, some of which are available from other US government websites.

Convenient access point for over 2,000 reports and datasets sourced from five agencies of the USDA. Covering U.S. and international agriculture and related topics. Agencies include: Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS), Economic Research Service (ERS), World Agricultural Outlook Board (WAOB), National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), and Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS). Mann Library at Cornell University developed and maintains the site.

A publicly traded company's annual report may be available at a company's web site. If not, you can look up the company using EDGAR from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Here's an example of Nordstrom reports you can find using EDGAR.

This list contains the 100 largest publicly traded international fashion companies. This other list contains about 50 publicly traded fashion companies with stock symbols included.