APA for Business Sources

<font color="red">'''Template: </font><br />
Author. (date). ''Title''. Retrieved from URL

<font color="red">'''Example Citation''':</font><br />
{{Hanging indent|text=Bureau van Dijk. (n.d.). ''Finning International Inc.: Cash flow statement.'' Retrieved May 2, 2017 from https://mintglobal.bvdinfo.com/}}

<font color="red">'''In-Text''': </font> [[In-text_citations|How to cite in-text]] <br />

<font color="red">'''Elements''':</font><br />

Click [[MEDIA:MINTGlobal-Data.jpg|here]] for details on where to find these elements within the document. <br />

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<font color="red">'''Author''': </font>Bureau van Dijk<br /> 
'''Note''': Corporate author. [[Authors|More details]]<br />

<font color="red">'''Date''': </font>(n.d.)<br />  
'''Note''': MINT Global often does not provide clear dates for when the data was updated. Use (n.d.) to indicate that there is no date. [[Date|More details]]<br />

<font color="red">'''Title''': </font>''Finning International Inc.: Cash flow statement''<br /> 
'''Note''': Generally, the name of company and the name of the section in the database should form your title. If necessary, create a descriptive title containing key variables your reader would need to use to find the same resource. Include such a ''created'' title in square brackets. [[Titles|More details]]<br />

<font color="red">'''URL''': </font>https://mintglobal.bvdinfo.com/<br />
'''Note''': Use the publisher's homepage URL; not the database URL. In addition, provide a retrieval date since the data may change often. [[Online retrieval statements|More details]]<br />
</blockquote>

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