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A reference list is made up of all materials you used in the paper. If a work is mentioned in the text, then it has to be included in the reference list.
If you did additional reading but did not explicitly mention that work in the paper, do not add an entry for it to your reference list. If you use an in text citation for personal communication, this does not have to be included in your reference list either.
List the entries in alphabetical order, by author’s last name.
All references are presented together, even when you use different types of materials (journal articles, books, videos, social media posts, press releases, websites, etc). Do not break down your reference list to group similar materials together.
A group of librarians has created a very useful guide about citing business sources in which you will find sample citations for industry profiles, annual reports, company profiles, case studies, and much more. It is organized by source, listed in alphabetical order.
Librarians at Bentley University Library have also compiled an extensive list of examples of citations for regularly used business sources.
Tips for citing industry and company reports
Tips for citing articles
Tips for citing data sets
Tips for citing social media