Sector definitions from where they originated
Segment names and category boundaries read from the trade bodies and companies that coined them.
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The primary material a deck usually cites third-hand — sector documents in the industry's own words, the research a claim traces to, and the filings behind a client's numbers.
What's actually in it
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A claim traced to its study
The paper a figure came from, not an article summarising an article about it.
Filings behind the numbers
A client's or competitor's filed figures, kept with their reporting period.
Coverage as it's published
News de-duplicated across outlets carrying the same wire copy.
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- Is this primary material or someone's summary of it?
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- Research is live today and reads all three of these collections when a question crosses from a market into a company.
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