Get company news titles, publishers and publication dates

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Retrieve news references for a company identified by a Crunchbase permalink, UUID or organization URL. Articles are documented as newest first. The optional page parameter defaults to 1 and accepts integers from 1 to 100. This is a company-specific article-reference lookup, not a verified real-time or exhaustive news feed. No endpoint-specific live probe is available. The unverified documented response example contains company with id and uuid, an items array, and pagination fields count, current_page, per_page, total_pages, next and previous. Article records contain id, title, publisher, author, posted_on, link, thumbnail and entities. Use posted_on as the supplied publication-date field, and preserve publisher and author attribution where available. In the supplied example, author can be null, link and thumbnail are null, and entities arrays are empty. No populated entities structure is demonstrated, and no full article text is shown. A title or article id therefore does not guarantee a usable outbound link, image, author or article body. Newest-first ordering is documented rather than independently observed; preserve retrieval time in monitoring workflows and verify important stories before acting on them.

API Features

Documented newest-first article order Review company article references in the documented newest-first sequence, without assuming a guaranteed refresh interval or complete media coverage.
Publisher and author attribution Keep title, publisher, author and posted_on together for reading lists, allowing for a missing author as shown in the supplied example.
Company-scoped news paging Use a required company identifier and optional page values from 1 to 100 to retrieve successive groups of company news references.
Article-reference availability checks Inspect link and thumbnail before rendering a destination or image; both fields are null in the documented example, which also shows no full article body.
Publication and retrieval time separation Use the supplied posted_on field for publication context and record retrieval time in your application so a newly collected record is not mistaken for a newly published story.

Live API Demo

GET /api/project/crunchbase/company-news

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API Response (JSON)

{}
curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/crunchbase/company-news?key=<API_KEY>&company=openai&page=1'
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Frequently asked questions

Which company identifier does the news endpoint accept?

The required company parameter accepts a Crunchbase permalink such as openai, a company UUID or a full Crunchbase organization URL. It selects the company whose news references are requested.

Are the company articles ordered by date?

The endpoint documentation specifies newest-first articles. This ordering has not been confirmed by an endpoint-specific live probe; use each record's posted_on field for publication context.

How do I request more company news results?

Use the optional page integer, which defaults to 1 and accepts values from 1 to 100. The documented example includes current_page, per_page, total_pages, next and previous. A fixed page size is not established by the supplied endpoint facts.

Does the news response include full article text and working links?

The documented example contains article metadata rather than full article text. Its link and thumbnail fields are null, so do not assume every result provides an outbound article URL or image.

Can article authors or entity details be missing?

Yes. The unverified example includes null author values and empty entities arrays. The supplied evidence does not establish a populated entity-record structure, so handle those fields without inventing missing content.

Is this a complete real-time company news feed?

No such coverage or update guarantee is established. Use the results for company reading and research queues, retain retrieval timestamps and verify material stories independently.

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