MarketLine AdvantageThis link opens in a new windowContains 1000’s of reports such as company profiles (including SWOT analyses), industry profiles, country profiles (including PESTLE analyses), case studies, news and financial deals.
If you are accessing MarketLine off campus, you will need to click 'Shibboleth' on the sign in page and then select Swansea University as your institution.
Mintel ReportsThis link opens in a new windowContains market research reports on food, drink, leisure, technology, e-commerce, travel and sustainability. There are also reports on trends, brands, lifestyle (UK) and attitudes & trends (China).
If you are accessing Mintel off campus, you will need to click 'Federated login' on the sign in page and then select Swansea University as your institution.
StatistaThis link opens in a new windowWith a global focus Statista provides the latest and most relevant facts and data on markets, consumers and industries. It covers 1.9m statistics, forecasts and studies on 80,000 topics and 170 industries worldwide. Data can be easily downloaded to most commonly used formats.
NomisThis link opens in a new windowNomis is a service provided by the ONS, giving free access to the most detailed and up-to-date UK labour market statistics from official sources.
Office for National StatisticsThis link opens in a new windowONS is the official UK statistics site for health, education, social issues, economics, commerce and labour and all government policy areas, including Census 2011.
StatsWalesThis link opens in a new windowStatsWales is a free-to-use service that allows visitors to view, manipulate, create and download tables from the most detailed official data on Wales.
European Sources OnlineThis link opens in a new windowEuropean Sources Online (ESO) is an online database which provides access to information on the institutions and activities of the European Union, the countries, regions and other international organisations of Europe, and on the issues of importance to European citizens and stakeholders. ESO provides access to thousands of expertly selected websites, documents and publications from the EU and other international organisations, national governments, think tanks, stakeholder organisations, working papers etc., full text articles from Financial Times and European Voice, plus bibliographic records to key academic textbooks and periodical articles, and a series of Information Guides compiled by the ESO Editorial Team. Updated daily.
EuroStatThis link opens in a new windowThe Statistical Office of the European Communities in Luxembourg is known as Eurostat. Eurostat does not collect data itself, but gathers data from the official statistical agencies in member countries. It then has to ensure that the data is harmonized so that meaningful comparisons can be made across several countries.
