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Take a look at https://www.investing.com/ It covers foreign stocks, has as a screener, and 4 years of fundamentals.

The following site has some data: https://public.tableau.com/profile/financial.research.station#!/

Nice find. Bought both. Thanks for sharing!

The Commercial & Financial Chronicle archives can be found at: https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/

Try the list at "Rank and Filed" http://rankandfiled.com/#/data/cusips

racemize, Wow. Thanks for sharing!

influx, Thanks for the Wesco collection!

Attached is a pdf of the FRED graph. fredgraph.pdf

FRED can do it. I think the data sets you need are CP and GNP. Tried to put a link to it here but can't figure out how to do it.

CaptK, Sending in the printed form will work. Had to do that myself a couple years ago.

Take a look at Everbank (at everbank.com) they have some promotional rates that might provide a bit of a boost depending on what you need.

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This weekend GuruFocus started offering an Excel Add-In for their Premium subscribers. I've been a Premium subscriber for a couple years and must admit this is a great new feature. It downloads 20 years of annual and quarterly financial data straight into an Excel spreadsheet. Plus you can get Portfolio and Guru reports downloaded too although I haven't played around with those much yet.

Anyone tried Ycharts or Money.net as a data source? Both have been touted in the media as bloomberg replacements...

Here are a couple free things that might help get started at least with the bond portion: To see debt ratings and such sign up for for a free account at https://www.moodys.com/ To see the overall bond picture of a company, "Bonds" tab for the particular company on http://morningstar.com/ (Just be aware there are 2 "Bonds" tabs. The one at the top of the page is just general bond info, the other one is on the row of tabs for the particular company.)

Here are a few others: - http://content.lib.washington.edu/reportsweb/ - http://www.library.upenn.edu/cgi-bin/corprep/recordList

Here is a link to Columbia University's archive of historical reports. There are only about 36 companies but dates ranging from the 1850s through the early 1960s. http://library.columbia.edu/locations/business/corpreports.html Not exactly what you were looking for but maybe a start for a list of historical reports.

As only Josh Brown (reformed broker) can tell it, below is a link to his article on securities-based lending in Fortune from Dec 2014 http://fortune.com/2014/12/10/securities-based-lending-banks/