The Securities Exchange Commission is a great place to learn about what a company is doing. I use it a lot when I'm buying a relatively expensive item from a publicly traded company.
Here's a link to Lincolns quarterly report.. As I read it, I begin to understand how they might have been able to enter the Big Box market without a significant increase in the size of their U.S. production facilities.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/ ... #tx54742_7
You can use Edgar at the SEC website to find a lot about the companies that you feel you might want to do business with. Sometimes it makes it easy to decide and sometimes it makes it harder. All in all, it's always worth having a look. This only works for publicly traded companies.
