Companies

The Companies desk's data pages: Auto & Energy, Bond Issuance, Cloud & Hubs, Cloud Prices, Company, Company History, Company Research, Competitors, Courts &…

Auto & Energy: The automotive, EV and gasoline ecosystem from mines to dealers: carmakers, battery makers, charging networks, refiners and fuel retailers, with their valuations, recalls and charging footprint. Cars…
Bond Issuance: How much companies are borrowing in the bond market against their own pace: heavy borrowing can signal strain or big spending plans.
Cloud & Hubs: Which large listed companies run on Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud, and where each company's offices, warehouses, factories and data centers stand, by square feet. It shows how…
Cloud Prices: List prices for cloud analytics and storage (BigQuery, Athena, Snowflake, Databricks, Redshift, Synapse, Fabric, object storage) and every change to them. These prices are a growing business cost and…
Company: A share price reflects what the company reports, who runs it, what it owes and how the market positions around it; reading those together shows what a single headline or quarter leaves out.
Company History: Every dated action and report about a company across decades: its SEC filings, Wikipedia, news headlines, Hacker News, the Federal Register and Justice Department releases, newest first. A long…
Company Research: What the SEC filings show: hidden commitments, buybacks, executives' trades, customers and workforce for the biggest companies.
Competitors: The rivals each company names in its own annual report, plus its largest peers in the same SEC industry. Rivals share customers, prices and news, so results and price moves at one company tend to…
Courts & Lawsuits: Every federal lawsuit, bankruptcy matter, appeal and ruling that names a tracked company, plus SEC actions naming the companies or their leaders, each with its record status. Litigation costs money…
Dividend Health: A dividend paid out of real cash flow can last; one paid out of borrowing or reserves is at risk of a cut, and cuts usually move the share price more than the dividend itself.
Energy Industry: Who does what across the energy system (operators, field services, pipelines and LNG, refining, power, trading, engineering and software) from BTU Graph's open directory, with every change to it. It…
Executive Statements: The attributed quotes of company executives in earnings releases, with each measurable claim checked against the company's own filed results and what the stock did after the release. What management…
Government Stakes: Filings in which a company names a federal department as a holder, buyer or counterparty of its equity, warrants or preferred stock, or of a price floor or offtake, found by phrase search of SEC…
Job Listings: How many jobs each company has open and how many are new, and the same by industry and across the whole job market, from two free job-posting APIs. Postings show hiring plans before they appear in…
Law Firms: Which law firms and attorneys appear most on the tracked companies' federal dockets, on whose cases and in which states. The firms on a docket say what kind of fight it is, and the same few firms…
Leadership: Who runs and oversees each company, what they own, and who joined or left.
Mergers & Acquisitions: Every merger and acquisition the terminal holds, across companies: pending, announced, completed and terminated deals from SEC merger filings, the companies' own 8-Ks and Wikipedia's acquisition…
Products & Share: Every product and service line a company reports revenue for, each line's share of the company, and its market share and rank where a free source measures that market. Which lines grow and who leads…
Regulatory Exposure: One company's AI-law brief: the laws and rules that apply to it, their obligations quoted from the official text, and the regulators' enforcement matters that resemble its situation. New AI rules add…
Service Outages: Whether the tracked companies' cloud and software services are up, from their official status pages read every five minutes, with official incidents and status changes. Many businesses run on a few…
Supply & Demand: For each company with goods to sell, how fast its inventory grew against how fast its sales grew on a year earlier, from its own 10-Q and 10-K, with days of goods in stock and gross margin. Stock…
Supply Map: Who supplies whom, and which companies depend on a few big customers.
Trade Exposure: How much each company depends on imported goods and what tariffs would do to its margins.
Valuation: Each company's price against its earnings (P/E) compared with its own last 10 years.