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Forbes Magazine cover from August 7, 1989 displaying Bruce Wasserstein as the featured takeover strategist, titled 'Bid-'Em-Up Bruce'.Editorial index page from Forbes Magazine August 7, 1989, listing articles including the cover story featuring Bruce Wasserstein.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine August 7, 1989 Bruce Wassertein Cover No Label VG
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, May 15, 1989, featuring the title 'Denny's Always The Low-Cost Producer' with a photograph of Dennis Washington, highlighting themes of business and finance.Table of contents from Forbes Magazine, May 15, 1989, detailing articles including 'Denny's Always The Low-Cost Producer', corporate insights, and economic analysis from the era.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine May 15, 1989 Denny's Always The Low-Cost Producer VG
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Forbes Magazine cover from September 22, 1986, featuring the title 'What's with The Casino Society?' with an illustration of a knight holding a sign about coping with volatility alongside a dragon and floral designs.Table of contents from the September 22, 1986 issue of Forbes Magazine, highlighting articles including the cover story 'What's with The Casino Society?' and features on companies and industries.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine September 22, 1986 What's with The Casino Society? VG
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated May 5, 1986, featuring the title 'The Rising Stars of the World Economy' with a dramatic illustration.Index page layout from Forbes Magazine May 5, 1986, listing companies and key articles featured in the issue.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine May 5, 1986 The Rising Stars of the World Economy VG
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Forbes Magazine cover from April 21, 1986 featuring designer and retailer Ralph Lauren with the headline 'Can He Have It Both Ways?' A vintage collectible highlighting Ralph Lauren's impact on fashion and retail.Page from Forbes Magazine April 21, 1986 showcasing company listings including General Motors and Avon Products, capturing the economic climate and business trends of the mid-1980s.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine April 21, 1986 Designer / Retailer Ralph Lauren VG
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Forbes Magazine cover from April 7, 1986, featuring the title 'The New Hideaway' and focusing on the Netherlands Antilles as a financial hub, with a visual of cash and a map.Editorial index page from Forbes Magazine April 7, 1986, detailing companies like Sears, Roebuck & Co. and Grumman Corp., alongside features on finance and international topics.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine April 7, 1986 Netherlands Antilles The New Hideaway VG
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Forbes Magazine March 24, 1986 cover featuring the title 'Fund Mania: The Game Is Getting Out of Hand' with a graphic showing the rising total net sales of mutual funds.Editorial index from Forbes Magazine March 24, 1986, listing companies and industries discussed in the issue, including Texas Air Corp. and Home Box Office.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine March 24, 1986 Fund Mania The Game Is Getting Out of Hand VG
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Cover of Forbes Magazine May 18, 1987 featuring the article 'Zen and the Art of Japanese Stock Pricing' with a vibrant red background.Table of contents page from Forbes Magazine May 18, 1987, detailing various articles including 'The Land of the Rising Stocks'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine May 18, 1987 Japan: The Land Of The Rising Stocks
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated February 23, 1987, featuring the headline 'If The Dollar Drops Farther- What Should Investors Do?' with an illustration depicting investor concern about currency fluctuations.Interior page of Forbes Magazine February 23, 1987, showing the editorial index and articles, including a cover story titled 'Playing For A Fall' that discusses currency value and investment strategies.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine February 23, 1987 If The Dollar Drops Farther VG
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Forbes Magazine cover from January 26, 1987, featuring the title 'The Worst Is Yet To Come' with backdrop elements symbolizing real estate investing.Page from Forbes Magazine January 26, 1987, displaying the editorial index with highlights about the companies featured in the issue including Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Gold Kist.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine January 26, 1987 The Worst Is Yet To Come VG
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Forbes Magazine January 12, 1987 cover featuring the headline 'The Year's Star Performers' and a man illuminated by a spotlight.Table of contents from Forbes Magazine January 12, 1987 listing articles and topics such as corporate performance and growth companies.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine January 12, 1987 The Year's Star Performers VG
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Forbes Magazine June 3, 1985 cover featuring the title 'How To Cope with Untrustworthy Economic News', illustrated with a large yellow bag symbolizing economic concerns and several business professionals engaging with it.An editorial index page from the June 3, 1985 issue of Forbes Magazine, listing companies such as Great Western Financial Corp. and St. Joe Paper, showcasing topics related to economic trends.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 3, 1985 How To Cope with Untrustworthy Economic News VG
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Cover of Forbes Magazine 1986 The Forbes 500s Annual Directory Special Issue, featuring illustrations of runners representing sales, assets, profits, and market value.Interior page from Forbes Magazine 1986, showcasing sections of The Forbes 500s Annual Directory, including insights on the nation's largest companies ranked by various metrics.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine 1986 The Forbes 500s Annual Directory Special Issue VG
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Forbes Magazine December 1, 1986 Cover featuring the title 'Incompetence, Inc.' highlighting the downfall of Pat Rooney and Randy Pace. The cover illustrates a hand lifting a corner of the financial market, suggesting underlying issues.Editorial index page from Forbes Magazine December 1, 1986 listing key articles including 'Incompetence, Inc.' which discusses corporate failures and financial mismanagement headlines associated with Pat Rooney and Randy Pace.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine December 1, 1986 Pat Rooney and Randy Pace VG
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Cover of Forbes Magazine March 10, 1986 featuring the cover story 'Steel Will Come Back', illustrating a worker with a snake, symbolizing the resilience of the steel industry.Table of contents page from Forbes Magazine March 10, 1986, highlighting key articles including 'Steel Will Come Back' cover story and insights about major corporations like Chevron and Zenith Electronics.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine March 10, 1986 Cover Story: Steel Will Come Back VG
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Cover of Forbes Magazine from January 25, 1988 featuring the title 'Campaign '88: Get Ready for Selective Reality', with caricatures of notable political figures and a playful headline questioning Hollywood's election involvement.Index page of Forbes Magazine January 25, 1988, listing articles including 'Campaign '88: Get Ready for Selective Reality', highlighting political interactions and company insights during an impactful election year.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine January 25, 1988 Campaign '88 Get Ready for Selective Reality VG
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated January 11, 1988 featuring the title '40th Annual Report on American Industry', highlighting questions about innovation and stock market performance.Contents page from Forbes Magazine January 11, 1988 detailing articles on industry insights, economic analysis, and corporate performance in various sectors.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine January 11, 1988 40th Annual Report on American Industry VG
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Forbes Magazine cover from May 16, 1988 featuring the title 'Korea: Will It Out-Japan Japan?' with an illustration of a creature above a box with the South Korean flag.Interior page from Forbes Magazine, May 16, 1988, showcasing the editorial index and cover story on Samsung, along with various business articles and features.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine May 16, 1988 Samsung Follows In Japanese Footsteps VG
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Forbes Magazine November 18, 1985, cover featuring the headline 'The Great Telephone Election' with a colorful illustration of caricatures representing telecom figures and celebratory elements.Index page from Forbes Magazine November 18, 1985, listing various companies and industries covered in the issue, including Estée Lauder and AT&T.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine November 18, 1985 The Great Telephone Election VG
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Cover of Forbes Magazine from December 2, 1985, titled 'Who's Hatched The Winners?' showcasing a backdrop of egg shells symbolizing new beginnings in business.Editorial index page from Forbes Magazine December 2, 1985, highlighting featured companies like Volkswagenwerk A.G. and Walt Disney Productions.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine December 2, 1985 Who's Hatched The Winners? VG
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Forbes Magazine cover from July 15, 1985 featuring Taiwanese billionaire Y.C. Wang, highlighting his story in the chemical industry.Index page of Forbes Magazine, July 15, 1985, showcasing companies featured in the issue including Japan Air Lines and B.F. Goodrich.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine July 15, 1985 Taiwanese Billionaire Y.C. Wang VG
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Forbes Magazine cover from July 10, 1989, titled 'The Clients Are Restless' featuring portraits of business executives, highlighting the theme of client dissatisfaction in the executive recruitment sector.Interior page of Forbes Magazine dated July 10, 1989, displaying the editorial index and articles including 'The Clients Are Restless' cover story, focusing on the fluctuations in the corporate hiring landscape.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine July 10, 1989 The Clients Are Restless VG
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Forbes Magazine March 21, 1988 cover featuring Atlantic Richfield's Lodwrick Cook, highlighting the article on thriving in an $18 oil world. The cover showcases a man in formal attire at a gas station.Editorial index of companies from Forbes Magazine March 21, 1988, listing articles including cover story 'Thriving On $18 Oil' about Atlantic Richfield's Lodwrick Cook.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine March 21, 1988 Atlantic Richfield's Lodwrick Cook VG
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Forbes Magazine cover from March 7, 1988 titled 'The Folks Who Benefit From Your Misery', featuring a cartoon illustration and headlines about financial topics.Table of contents from Forbes Magazine March 7, 1988, showcasing various articles, including 'A City That Speaks Two Languages—And Means Business' and topics related to finance and investing.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine March 7, 1988 The Folds Who Benefit From Your Misery VG
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