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The name of the city where the company is physically located.

The code used to represent a company’s local currency. This data is provided by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and is based on their three-letter currency codes. For example, USD is the ISO code for United States Dollar.

A unique numeric identifier for a company.

The country where a company is physically located.

The required code for international calls.

The currency in which the company’s sales volume is expressed.

A brief description of the company, which may include information about its history, its products and services, and its influence on a particular industry.

The primary name of the Domestic Ultimate, which is the highest ranking subsidiary, specified by country, within an organization’s corporate structure.

The D-U-N-S number for the Domestic Ultimate, which is the highest-ranking subsidiary, specified by country, within an organization’s corporate structure.

The Data Universal Numbering System (D-U-N-S) number is a unique, nine-digit number assigned to every business location in the D&B database that has a unique, separate, and distinct operation. D-U-N-S numbers are used by industries and organizations around the world as a global standard for business identification and tracking.

The number of employees at a specified location, such as a branch location.

The reliability of the EmployeesHere figure. Available values are Actual number, Low, Estimated (for all records), Modeled (for non-US records). A blank value indicates this data is unavailable.

The total number of employees in the company, including all subsidiary and branch locations. This data is available only on records that have a value of Headquarters/Parent in the LocationStatus field.

The reliability of the EmployeesTotal figure. Available values are Actual number, Low, Estimated (for all records), Modeled (for non-US records). A blank value indicates this data is unavailable.

A system generated numeric identification.

The total number of family members, worldwide, within an organization, including the Global Ultimate, its subsidiaries (if any), and its branches (if any).

The company’s facsimile number.

An additional NAICS code that’s used to further classify an organization by industry.

A brief description of an organization’s line of business, based on the corresponding NAICS code.

An additional Standard Industrial Classificatoin (SIC) code that’s used to further classify an organization by industry.

A brief description of an organization’s line of business, based on the corresponding SIC code.

The Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) and the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) codes identify the organization’s location. The MSA codes are defined by the US Office of Management and Budget.

A brief description of an organization’s FIPS MSA code.

An additional NAICS code used to further classify an organization by industry.

A brief description of an organization’s line of business, based on the corresponding NAICS code.

An additional SIC code used to further classify an organization by industry.

A brief description of an organization’s line of business, based on the corresponding SIC code.

The level of accuracy of a location’s geographical coordinates compared with its physical address. Available values include Rooftop level, Street level, Block level, Census tract level, Mailing address level, ZIP code level, Geocode could not be assigned, Places the address in the correct city, Not matched, Not matched, Street intersection, PO BOX location, and Non-US rooftop accuracy.

The primary name of the Global Ultimate, which is the highest entity within an organization’s corporate structure and may oversee branches and subsidiaries.

The D-U-N-S number of the Global Ultimate, which is the highest-ranking entity within an organization’s corporate structure and might oversee branches and subsidiaries.

The total number of employees at the Global Ultimate, which is the highest entity within an organization’s corporate structure and may oversee branches and subsidiaries.

Identifies whether a business imports goods or services, exports goods or services, and/or is an agent for goods.

Whether the company is a parent company (true) or not (false). A parent company owns other companies.

Used with longitude to specify a precise location, which is used to assess the Geocode Accuracy.

Identifies the legal structure of an organization. Available values include Cooperative, Nonprofit organization, Local government body, Partnership of unknown type, and Foreign company.

Identifies the organizational status of a company. Available values are Single location, Headquarters/Parent, and Branch.

Used with latitude to specify a precise location, which is used to assess the Geocode Accuracy.

The city where a company has its mail delivered.

The country where a company has its mail delivered.

The state where a company has its mail delivered.

The street address where a company has its mail delivered.

The postal zip code for the company.

The probability that a company will pay with a significant delay compared to the agreed terms. The risk level is based on the standard Commercial Credit Score, and ranges from low risk to high risk. Available values are High risk of delinquency, Low risk of delinquency, and Moderate risk of delinquency.

Indicates whether an organization is owned or controlled by a member of a minority group.

The primary or registered name of a company.

The identification number used in some countries for business registration and tax collection.

A code value that identifies the type of national identification number that’s used.

Indicates whether the company at the specified address has discontinued operations.

Indicates whether a company owns or rents the building it occupies.

The primary name of the parent or headquarters company.

The D-U-N-S number for the parent or headquarters.

The six-digit North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code is the standard used by business and government to classify business establishments according to their economic activity for the purpose of collecting, analyzing, and publishing statistical data related to the US business economy.

A brief description of an organization’s line of business, based on its NAICS code.

The four-digit SIC code that’s used to categorize business establishments by industry.

A brief description of an organization’s line of business, based on its SIC code.

Indicates whether ownership of the company is public or private.

The total annual sales revenue in local currency. D&B tracks revenue data for publicly traded companies, Global Ultimates, Domestic Ultimates, and some headquarters.

The reliability of the SalesVolume figure.

An additional NAICS code that’s used to further classify an organization by industry.

A brief description of an organization’s line of business, based on the corresponding NAICS code.

An additional SIC code used to further classify an organization by industry.

A brief description of an organization’s line of business, based on the corresponding SIC code.

An additional NAICS code that’s used to further classify an organization by industry.

A brief description of an organization’s line of business, based on the corresponding SIC code.

An additional SIC code used to further classify an organization by industry.

A brief description of an organization’s line of business, based on the corresponding SIC code.

Indicates whether the company is designated a small business as defined by the Small Business Administration of the US government.

Where a company is physically located.

The corresponding exchange for a company’s stock symbol, for example, NASDAQ or NYSE.

The abbreviation that’s used to identify publicly traded shares of a particular stock.

The street address where a company is physically located.

Indicates whether a company is more than 50 percent owned by another organization.

An additional NAICS code that’s used to further classify an organization by industry.

A brief description of an organization’s line of business, based on the corresponding NAICS code.

An additional SIC code that’s used to further classify an organization by industry.

A brief description of an organization’s line of business, based on the corresponding SIC code.

A name, different from its legal name, that an organization may use for conducting business. Similar to “Doing business as” or “DBA”.

An additional tradestyle used by the organization.

An additional tradestyle that’s used by the organization.

An additional tradestyle used by the organization.

An additional tradestyle used by the organization.

An organization’s primary website address.

The identification number for the company used by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in the administration of tax laws. Also referred to as Federal Taxpayer Identification Number.

Indicates whether a company is more than 50 percent owned or controlled by a woman.

The year when the company was established or the year when current ownership or management assumed control of the company.

A five or nine-digit code that’s used to help sort mail.