Business & finance
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
bls.gov
Business & financefree
US employment, wage, and inflation data. CPI releases and occupational outlooks make solid grounded sources for labor-market and economics research.
BLS is the primary source behind headline US economic numbers, so a notebook built on CPI releases or the Occupational Outlook Handbook is working from the same data reporters and economists cite. It's useful for questions about wage trends in a specific occupation, regional unemployment, or how a given industry's job count has moved over time. The catch is that different series live on different sub-sites (CPI, OES, JOLTS), so plan on pulling more than one page rather than expecting a single master table.
Import into Gemini Notebook
- 1Copy the link above (or a specific page from the site).
- 2In your notebook, click Add source → Website.
- 3Paste the link and confirm — several links can be pasted at once, one per line.
Company and market research pages often sit behind a login — the free report PDF or public blog post is usually the importable version.
More business & finance sources
- Bloomberg Terminal / Bloomberg IntelligenceProfessional market data and research behind a subscription. Exported research notes and reports can be uploaded; the terminal itself isn't importable.
- CB InsightsSubscription research on startups, venture funding, and tech markets. The free newsletter and public report PDFs are the importable part.
- CrunchbaseFunding rounds, investor lists and acquisition histories for startups. Company profile pages import cleanly as Website sources for market research notebooks.
- FactSetInstitutional-grade market data, company financials and portfolio analytics. Subscription platform — exported reports can be uploaded as PDF sources.
- FRED Economic DataThe St. Louis Fed's collection of 800,000+ economic time series. Series pages document sources and revisions — solid grounding for macro research.
- GWI (GlobalWebIndex)Syndicated consumer survey data on how audiences use social media, video, and devices across markets. Subscribers can export report PDFs for import.
- Harvard Business ReviewManagement and strategy articles grounded in academic research. Paste article URLs as Website sources; the paywall limits free reads per month.
- IBISWorldSubscription industry reports covering market size, competitive structure, and forecasts. Report PDFs make strong grounding for market-entry notebooks.
- ILOSTATILO statistics on employment, wages, and working conditions for most countries. Indicator descriptions and country profiles import well as web sources.
- IZA World of LaborShort evidence summaries on labor economics questions — each article weighs pros and cons and ends with a policy takeaway, with a downloadable PDF.
- Maddison Project DatabaseLong-run GDP per capita estimates stretching back two millennia. Download the Excel release and upload it when a notebook needs hard numbers on economic history.
- McKinsey Global InstituteLong-form reports on productivity, technology, and the global economy. The PDF downloads work well as grounded sources for market and strategy notebooks.
- Mergent OnlineSubscription database of company financials, filings, and executive data. Export report PDFs through a library login to feed company-research notebooks.
- Nasdaq Data LinkMarket, economic, and alternative data feeds for quant work. Export CSVs from the free tier and upload them to ground financial analysis notebooks.
- National Bureau of Economic ResearchWorking papers from leading economists, often years ahead of journal publication. Paper PDFs are ideal grounded sources for economics notebooks.
- Penn World Table (PWT)The standard dataset for comparing GDP and productivity across countries back to 1950. Grab the documentation PDF too — it explains what each variable means.
- PitchBookVC, PE and M&A deal data behind a subscription. Its free blog and annual reports are still worth importing for private-market context.
- PrivCoFinancials and deal intelligence on US private companies that don't file publicly. Subscription product aimed at diligence and market sizing.
- RePEcVolunteer-run index of economics working papers and journals. Most entries link free author PDFs — often the fastest route to an econ paper's full text.
- S&P Capital IQInstitutional-grade company financials, transactions and screening from S&P. Exported reports can feed a notebook; access is subscription-only.
- Think with Google – Search & Video ResearchConsumer and media insights from Google's marketing team. Individual article and report pages import cleanly as Website sources for campaign research.
- UEFA Intelligence Centre & Landscape ReportsReports on European football's finances, transfers, and club landscape. The annual landscape report PDFs import directly as grounded sources.
- UN ComtradeBilateral import and export statistics for most countries back to 1962. Query results export to CSV; the free tier covers basic pulls.
- UNIDO Industrial StatisticsCountry-by-industry series on manufacturing output, value added, and employment. A subscription is required for full data downloads.
- World Income Inequality Database (WIID)UNU-WIDER's collection of Gini coefficients and income-share measures for 200+ countries. Grab the dataset with its companion documentation.
- YouGov ProfilesPaid audience-segmentation tool covering media habits, attitudes, and demographics. Exported reports can ground marketing personas in a notebook.