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Company websites provide a range of information that can be useful in understanding their products, services, and priorities. It is important to remember that most website information is subjective and intended for marketing, however, publicly traded companies will often include annual reports and required disclosures on their investor relations webpages. A simple Google search for the company name + "investor relations" can help you locate these resources on a company website.
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