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Article: LEXISNEXIS (tm) EXPANDING NEWS AND ANALYSIS PROVIDERS.

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LexisNexis (tm) has announced that it has recently expanded its worldwide reach by expanding its roster of non-U.S. in-country news and analysis providers.

Additions include international market analyses, and business and country reports; more than 60 business and general news outlets throughout Europe, Canada, Israel, Australia, and New Zealand; 5 services that supply non-U.S. corporate press releases, news and financial information; and nearly 70 international trade publications on a wide range of industries.

Overseas market analyses and country reports are now available via the LexisNexis services from Business Monitor International and World Market ...

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