Use tools for gathering news information
Last updated: June 9, 2025
When you need to stay informed about the latest developments—whether for company-specific updates or broader industry trends—several specialized tools are available to help you gather and summarize news efficiently.
1. Get all news developments on companies
What it is: The Get all news developments on companies tool is a tool that retrieves structured, event-based summaries of major news developments that affect specific companies. It focuses on noteworthy events rather than general articles.
What it’s for: Use this when you want a high-level summary of significant company events, especially to understand stock movement, business developments, or company-level changes over a certain period.
Example: "What major news has affected Microsoft in the past month?"
Key features:
Delivers structured summaries rather than just headlines
Designed for clarity—focuses on events, not noise
Takes a list of stock tickers via
stock_idsCustomizable date range (defaults to the past week)
Doesn’t support future dates—only past and current developments
2. Get latest company news
What it is:The Get latest company news tool is a comprehensive news aggregation tool for companies that combines both web search results and structured news events for up-to-date coverage.
What it’s for:Ideal when you need real-time and complete news for one or more companies—perfect for updates, briefings, or portfolio monitoring.
Example: "Get me the latest news about Tesla and SpaceX."
Key features:
Combines web-based headlines with structured event summaries
Accepts multiple
stock_idsCan focus on specific
topics(e.g., “earnings,” “product launches”)Date range customization available
Optionally includes structured developments (
get_developments)Results are automatically summarized for quick reading
3. Get news and web pages for topics
What it is: The Get news and web pages for topics tool is a topic-based discovery tool that finds news articles and relevant web content on general subjects, not tied to specific companies.
What it’s for: Use this when researching broader themes, industry movements, or macroeconomic trends, rather than individual businesses.
Example: "Find information about renewable energy trends in 2023."
Key features:
Accepts one or more
topicsfor broader or niche coverageCombines news articles with related web search results
Date range filtering available
Optional limit on articles per topic (
max_num_articles_per_topic)Automatically summarizes content for ease of use
Supports compound topics (e.g., “AI and cybersecurity”)