Use library databases to find magazine, journal and newspaper articles.
For the best results, choose the article database that most closely "fits" your topic. For business law, you'll most likely be searching either in business databases or legal/law databases.
Search strategies provides some database search tips and tricks. Relevant business law databases:
Unsure what a scholarly journal article looks like? This Interactive tutorial identifies sections that should appear in a scholarly journal article.
Request materials not owned by LVC via Tipasa, LVC's Interlibrary Loan system. Interlibrary Loan is a service that provides articles/materials you find from other libraries.
Almost every LVC Library database will provide a Looking for Full-Text? link on each result. If that fails to connect you to full-text, you'll be given an option to Request this Item through LVC Tipasa.
You can also request materials via Interlibrary Loan from the library's homepage Under the Get Help & Support pull down at the top of the page.
With Interlibrary Loan, you'll either get a PDF of the journal or magazine article or a hard copy that will need to be returned.
Allow 2-3 days for an article; allow up to 2 weeks for books or media.