Business Intelligence Sources

Company profiles with the full funding history — rounds, investors, acquisitions, headcount, revenue range, and technology stack in one call.

Company search and full filing documents — 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K — pulled straight from the registry. The primary record, not a summary of it.

Quotes, technical indicators, fundamentals, a screener, an earnings calendar, trade ideas, and news — the broadest market view in the catalog.

Real-time quotes, financial statements, IPO calendars, dividend histories, and a stock screener — the world’s second-largest exchange, on the same key as the rest of the desk.

TSE equities, TOPIX constituents, indices, ETFs, margin trading, and investor-type flows — Japan’s primary exchange as clean JSON, no data-vendor contracts.

Quotes, fundamentals, returns, dividends, and screening — the long-horizon numbers for comparing companies and funds side by side.

Real-time quotes, OHLCV price history, financial statements, and news from Dow Jones — statements and headlines in the same pull.

Screener runs, insider trades, news, and ticker snapshots — a fast read on any ticker, plus the insider activity behind it.

Trending tickers, messages, sentiment, and trader profiles — what retail is saying about a ticker while it moves.

Coin prices, market data, exchanges, and historical charts — the crypto side of the research desk, on the same key as everything else.

Events, markets, series, order books, and price history from the prediction market — probabilities with money behind them.

Markets, events, order books, trades, and price history — a second prediction market to cross-check the odds against.

Company search, founder profiles, and batch data across every cohort — map a cohort or trace a founder’s history in one ask.

Company profiles, ratings, jobs, and salary data — employee sentiment and hiring activity as diligence signals, not anecdotes.

IT vacancies, salary benchmarks, company ratings, and specialist search from Russia’s largest tech job platform — hiring signals for a market most tools skip.

The Russian company registry — profiles, financials, court cases, and licenses, queried by INN or OGRN. The official record, in one pull.

Federal awards, agencies, recipients, and spending data — see who’s winning government money, and from whom.

Federal contract opportunities, entity registry, and exclusion records — the pipeline before the award, and the checks that go with it.

DOI lookup, works search, journals, publishers, and the funder registry — citation metadata for 155M+ scholarly works, no account required.

Scholarly works, authors, institutions, journals, and citation graphs — the largest fully open scholarly graph, 250M+ works deep.

Articles, full-text search, categories, links, and multilingual data — the reference layer your agent cites instead of guessing.