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Forbes Magazine September 1, 1972 Where Have All The Babies Gone?Forbes Magazine September 1, 1972 Where Have All The Babies Gone?
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine September 1, 1972 Where Have All The Babies Gone?
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Forbes Magazine cover from July 23, 1979 featuring Yoshiyama of Hitachi, highlighting Japan's best-run company and showcasing a vintage television.Table of contents from Forbes Magazine, July 23, 1979, listing features including the cover story on Hitachi and investment topics.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine July 23, 1979 Yoshiyama of Hitachi Japan's Best-Run Company
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Forbes Magazine August 6, 1979 cover featuring the title 'The Great American Cash Machine', depicting crowds engaged in bingo games, showcasing the rise of bingo as a multibillion-dollar industry.Forbes Magazine August 6, 1979 interior page highlighting articles on investments, energy, and companies, with a focus on Warren Buffett's insights, Molson beer, and economic trends.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine August 6, 1979 The Great American Cash Machine
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated September 3, 1979, featuring Eastman Kodak's Colorburst 100 instant camera, with the title prominently displayed above a photo of a Kodak executive and the tagline about Kodak's future.Close-up view of the top corner of the Forbes Magazine cover dated September 3, 1979, displaying the price of one dollar fifty cents and part of the iconic magazine title, highlighting its vintage appeal.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine September 3, 1979 Fallon of Eastman Kodak
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Cover of Forbes Magazine from September 17, 1979, featuring the headline 'Back from the Dead?' related to the Dow Jones Index and a special report on the stock market.Close-up view of the cover text and design of Forbes Magazine dated September 17, 1979, emphasizing 'Dow Jones Index' and the publication year.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine September 17, 1979 The 1979 Down Jones Index
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Forbes Magazine May 14, 1979 cover featuring the title '500's Sales, Assets, Earnings and Stock Value' with a special report on free trade.Inside page of Forbes Magazine May 14, 1979 showcasing various articles and company features relevant to economic trends and corporate strategies.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine May 14, 1979 500's Sales, Assets, Earnings and Stock Value
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Forbes Magazine June 11, 1979 cover featuring the title 'How High Is Up?' and imagery related to real estate prices.Forbes Magazine June 11, 1979 Table of Contents featuring articles on real estate, investments, and corporate affairs.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 11, 1979 Real Estate Prices How High Is Up?
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Cover of Forbes Magazine June 25, 1979, featuring the title 'Multinationals Learning to Navigate' with an illustration of a ship adorned with international flags.Interior page of Forbes Magazine June 25, 1979, highlighting various articles on multinational firms and corporate strategies, along with feature descriptions.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 25, 1979 Multinationals Learning to Navigate
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, January 22, 1979, featuring the title 'Mexican Oil: Uncle Sam's Mañana Problem' with a colorful illustration of a distressed character in a top hat seated on a globe.Table of contents page from Forbes Magazine, January 22, 1979, showcasing various featured articles and sections, including the cover story on 'Mexican Oil'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine January 22, 1979 Mexican Oil Uncle Sam's Mañana Problem
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Cover of Forbes Magazine February 5, 1979 titled 'America the Generous,' illustrated by Charles Saxon, showcasing figures in a philanthropic context.Interior page from Forbes Magazine February 5, 1979, detailing features and key articles, including a cover story about charitable giving.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine February 5, 1979 America The Generous Cover by Charles Saxon
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Forbes Magazine Cover from February 19, 1979, featuring the title 'Divorce: The High Cost of Breaking Up' with an illustration of a businessman and two characters representing divorce.Inside pages of Forbes Magazine dated February 19, 1979, displaying articles and features relevant to corporate strategies and economic discussions of the time.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine February 19, 1979 Divorce The High Cost of Breaking Up
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Cover of Forbes Magazine from October 2, 1978, featuring the title 'The Boss' Hardest Job, Choosing The Next Boss', with a visual representation of leadership and succession.Forbes Magazine October 2, 1978: Contents page featuring the cover story 'Choosing The Next Boss' and articles on corporate leadership, investment, and labor.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine October 2, 1978 The Boss' Hardest Job, Choosing The Next Boss
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Forbes Magazine March 15, 1977 - Cover featuring the title 'Accountants' Report' with details about the financial examination of a company's balance sheets.Forbes Magazine March 15, 1977 - Contents page highlighting features including 'Should CPAs Be Detectives? Prophets?' and various financial topics.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine March 15, 1977 Should CPAs Be Detectives? Prophets?
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, March 1, 1977, titled 'The New Elite?' featuring a suit and a gold MBA necklace.Side view of Forbes Magazine, March 1, 1977, showing the glossy cover and title.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine March 1, 1977 The Flourishing MBA Business
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Forbes Magazine cover from February 15, 1977, featuring a cartoon car and a hand, titled 'Something’s Got To Give', focusing on U.S. Drivers, Carmakers, and Government relations.Table of contents page from Forbes Magazine, February 15, 1977, listing key features including 'Autos and Government', reflecting on the U.S. automotive industry challenges.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine February 15, 1977 Autos & Government, U.S. Drivers & Carmakers
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Forbes Magazine October 1, 1977 The Doctors' Time of TroublesContents page of Forbes Magazine October 1, 1977, featuring articles including 'The Doctors' Time of Troubles' and economic discussions of the time.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine October 1, 1977 The Doctors' Time of Troubles
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Forbes Magazine October 30, 1978 cover featuring the Statue of Liberty and the headline 'Immigration: Why the lady still beckons', highlighting the immigration trends of that era.Contents page of Forbes Magazine, October 30, 1978, detailing features including the cover story 'Immigration: Still They Come' and various articles on economic issues.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine October 30, 1978 Immigration: Still They Come
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, April 3, 1978 titled 'Taxes: Putting The Burden in Perspective', showcasing a creative illustration involving tax forms.Contents page of Forbes Magazine, April 3, 1978, listing major articles including 'Taxes: Putting The Burden in Perspective' and investment topics.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine April 3, 1978 Taxes: Putting The Burden in Perspective
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Forbes Magazine June 26, 1978 cover featuring Michel Bergerac, highlighting the article 'Recasting Revlon in his own Image'.Contents page of Forbes Magazine June 26, 1978 showing features including the cover story 'Revlon's New Boss'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 26, 1978 Michel Bergerac Recasting Revlon in his own Image
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Forbes Magazine April 1, 1977, featuring the cover story 'The World’s Worst Investment' with an illustration of a hand holding a price tag on a pair of shoes.Forbes Magazine April 1, 1977, contents page highlighting articles including 'Should You Buy a Baseball Club?' and economic trends during the late 1970s.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine April 1, 1977 The World's Worst Investment VG
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated December 1, 1974, featuring the title 'Oil: Resisting the Pressure On Profits', showcasing an illustration of oil rigs against a pink background.Forbes Magazine December 1, 1974 cover featuring the headline 'Oil: Resisting the Pressure on Profits' highlighting the challenges faced by oil companies during economic instability.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine December 1, 1974 Oil Resisting The Pressure On Profits VG
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Forbes Magazine cover from December 1, 1972, featuring a man with long hair holding a razor, with the headline 'Is Gillette Still Sharp?' This vintage issue explores the corporate challenges faced by Gillette.Table of contents page from Forbes Magazine dated December 1, 1972, highlighting features like 'The Russian Gas Deal' and 'Kennecott' with a recap of significant business topics of the time.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine December 1, 1972 Is Gillette Still Sharp? VG
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Forbes Magazine May 1, 1977 cover featuring the title 'Crunch In The Caribbean'. The cover illustration shows a hand holding a colorful cup with Caribbean imagery, reflecting the magazine's focus on economic issues in the Caribbean during the oil crisis.Table of contents from Forbes Magazine May 1, 1977, highlighting the features including 'Crunch In The Caribbean', and various articles related to economic challenges and trends affecting Caribbean nations.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine May 1, 1977 Crunch In The Caribbean VG
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, January 23, 1978, featuring the headline 'The Dollar: It Sinks For A Good Reason', illustrated with a crowd reacting to economic issues.Contents page of Forbes Magazine, January 23, 1978, detailing articles including 'The Dollar: It Sinks For A Good Reason' and other key financial topics.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine January 23, 1978 The Dollar: It Sinks For A Good Reason VG
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