How can I find a company in the Midwest that was affected by the recession of 2001?
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Look at General Motors and the UAW, that is simple.
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Try the Better Business Bureau http://www.bbb.org or Yellowbook http://www.yellowbook.com.
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go to google and search for the company!!
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Try Hoovers.com or ABI Inform.  If you attend University, your schools' library should have access to a number of online business journals that would have this information.
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In many business bankruptcies, the retirement accounts are not protected. I would contact the State Bankruptcy Court of Oregon and ask if the company did file for bankruptcy and where you could obtain copies of the public records. This should disclose the disposition of the company's assets including retirement accounts, or funds. You may have to search records in the state of Washington as well. Good luck!
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Check the secretary of state's website for wahtever state you think it was in.  Many of them maintain databases on corporate filings online now.   I've done this for other companies and it works fairly well, assuming you know either a.) what state they were incorporated in, or b.) in which state they had their principle place of business.
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You can make a list of all manufacturing companies you are interested in and search for their website on the web.\n\nOr you can go to Thomas Register's ThomasNet http://www.thomasnet.com/ as they lists all the manufacturing companies in North America for each industrial sector. For international manufacturing companies, go to Thomas Global http://www.thomasglobal.com/ . Each listing provides a description of the company and the contact information.
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Check with the better business bureau on-line, they can help you.
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The Worx Group in CT.\nwww.theworxgroup.com
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I am going to "assume" that this a bonafied company doing business in North America. \n\n   First start with the on-line "white" and "yellow" pages directories.\n\n   If no dice, then try any of the on-line brokerage services's search systems , i.e. Charles Schwab, First Capitol investments.\n\n   Another ressorce is the Wall Street Journal.  Search for articals or notes about the company in past issues.  Try regional papers to, like: The old gray lady (NY Times), Boston Hearold, St. Louis Post Dispatch, Dallas Morning Star, etc,\n\n   If you can narrow it down to a state, try looking at the website of each state under it's "assumed name" or "corporate name" searches.  \n\n   You can also search for tax records and motor vehical registrations.   \n\n   Good luck to you.  If you need anymore ideas, e-mail me. - Dave
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try oil/gas companies, security agencies... not sure what else
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Consider these options:\n\nDunn & Bradstreet\n\nNexis-Lexis\n\nBetter Business Bureau\n\nDLENDER
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Search your state website, then federal trademarks or trade names; check with local BBC and Chamber of Commerce; State Comptroller site, etc. Start search at local and state level, then search nationally. Use several  search engines as some will find different sites. Good luck.
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Go to the website. Look under corporate.
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Try Pico International Inc.
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There is a little bit of info on their website, and you could probably contact them directly to find out the specifics you are looking for. Link below. Good luck!
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Try Googleing the company name look for personal or HR