Keyword Search Tips

You can use spaces between words to indicate and. You can also use and, or, not, and * (for wildcard word endings).

For example, type:
• Boots AND Lloyds for articles about both companies.
• Boots OR Lloyds for articles about either company.
• Boots NOT Llyods for articles about Boots but not about Lloyds.

To search for an exact phrase, place it in quote marks. To search for a phrase or headline that includes or ends with a question mark, use an asterisk (*) instead of the question mark (?).

To search for company names that include an asterisk, ampersand or other non-letter characters in their name, replace the character with a full stop. For example, type J.J instead of J&J.

To search using any parameters combined with or instead of Keyword or Article #, you must click the "GO" button on the right side of the page after entering your selections even if you already have other parameters selected from a previous search and only changed the search term.