[mdlug] Selling software

[Aaron Kulkis]

Andrew Koper wrote:
> I need lots of large lists of contact information for companies - all
> different industries and geographic areas.  Dun and Bradstreet has a
> database of the companies that make up the U.S. economy, but they charge $$
> for that info.  Where and how can I get that information online?
> 

One place to start is the stock exchanges:
NYSE (New York Stock Exchange), AMEX (American Exchange)
and NASDAQ (National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations).

Every company traded on an exchange has to provide them
with a certain amount of information -- the names of the
officers, board of directors, and corporate headquarters.

All of this is in turn made publicly available.

I believe this hold true for both the national Over The
Counter exchange, and each of the 50's state's own state
level OTnformation -- the names of the
officers, board of directors, and corporate headquarters.

All of this is in turn made publicly available.

I believe this hold true for both the national Over The
Counter (OTC) exchange, and each of the 50's state's own
state level OTC.  For starters, contact the Michigan OTC.