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- OpenCorporates
You’ve just stumbled upon OpenCorporates, a vast repository of corporate data, and you’re wondering, “Can I really use this?” This guide will walk you through the amazing features of our web portal, the importance of our data protection rules, and how you can be part of a global transparency movement
- OpenCorporates - Wikipedia
OpenCorporates is a website that shares data on corporations under the copyleft Open Database License The company, OpenCorporates Ltd, [b][3] was incorporated on 18 December 2010 [2] by Chris Taggart and Rob McKinnon, and the website was officially launched on 20th
- opencorporates. org
OpenCorporates is a platform providing open access to global company data, promoting transparency and accountability in the corporate world
- OpenCorporates - OpenSanctions
OpenCorporates is a global database of companies, their directors and regulatory filings We provide links to OpenCorporates for entities that exist both in our database and in the OpenCorporates database These links can be used to explore more detail about sanctioned companies
- OpenCorporates - WikiCorporates
OpenCorporates was launched in Dec 2010 by Chris Taggart and Rob McKinnon, to "have a url for every corporate entity in the world" [1] The database started off populated by data from Companies House in the UK, gradually expanding to include as many countries in the world as possible
- OpenCorporates - The ODI
OpenCorporates aims to make information on companies more usable and more widely available for the public benefit, particularly to tackle the use of companies for criminal purposes, such as corruption and money laundering
- OpenCorporates :: The Open Database Of The Corporate World
Access global corporate data with OpenCorporates, the leading open database of companies worldwide
- OpenCorporates :: The Open Database Of The Corporate World
If this is a country it is simply the two-letter ISO code for that country, e g Spain = es, United Kingdom = gb If this is a state or province it is an underscore version of the ISO 3166-2 code for the jurisdiction, eg Michigan in the US is us_mi This information comes to you from OpenCorporates — the leading authority on legal-entity data
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