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Forbes Magazine Cover August 25, 1986, featuring the title 'Will The Moguls Wake Up Screaming?' The cover illustrates the conflict between TV networks and movie studios with a colorful artistic representation.Editorial index page from Forbes Magazine August 25, 1986, featuring articles on economics, industries, and key figures of the time.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine August 25, 1986 Will The Moguls Wake Up Screaming?
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Cover of Forbes Magazine July 18, 1983 featuring the cover story 'A Paragon Called TRW' with a striking design and bold colors.Interior page of Forbes Magazine July 18, 1983 showcasing an article's content and layout, highlighting various corporate topics and features.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine July 18, 1983 A Paragon Called TRW
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Forbes Magazine cover from August 1, 1983 titled 'The Cash Managers Are Going To Get You', featuring artistic depiction of hands reaching for money, illustrating competition in cash management.Cover of Forbes Magazine August 1, 1983 featuring the title 'The Cash Managers Are Going To Get You' highlighting the financial management theme.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine August 1, 1983 The Cash Managers Are Going To Get You
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, August 1, 1972, titled 'Were These American Jobs Exported?' Featuring images of closed signs and available commercial properties, reflecting the economic climate of the early 1970s.Contents page of Forbes Magazine, August 1, 1972, detailing features including 'The Job Export Question' and other articles, highlighting the magazine's focus on business and economic issues during a pivotal time.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine August 1, 1972 Were These American Jobs Exported?
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, August 15, 1972, featuring the title 'Mutual Fund 1972' and the phrase 'The Year of the Yo-Yo'. The cover illustration showcases colorful yo-yos, highlighting themes around mutual fund performance.Contents page of Forbes Magazine, August 15, 1972, detailing articles including the 'Forbes 17th Annual Mutual Fund Survey' and various finance and corporate features.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine August 15, 1972 Mutual Fund 1972 and The Year of the Yo-Yo
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated July 15, 1972, featuring the title 'Forbes' prominently at the top, with an article focused on Cannon Mills, 'The Staid Company with The Mod Products,' illustrated with a vibrant textile. This vintage magazine showcases insights into American business during the early 1970s.Forbes Magazine July 15, 1972 cover page featuring the contents list, highlighting articles on Texaco, Colgate-Palmolive, and Cannon Mills.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine July 15, 1972 Cannon Mills, Staid Company with The Mod Products
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated June 15, 1972, featuring a computer screen displaying the question 'Can Control Data Make It?' showcasing the technological advancements of the time.Contents page of Forbes Magazine from June 15, 1972, outlining articles including features on Control Data Corporation and economic topics relevant to the early 1970s.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 15, 1972 Can Control Data Make It?
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Cover of Forbes Magazine from October 15, 1972, featuring the title 'Why It Costs So Much to Buy and Sell a House', showcasing a graphical representation of real estate costs.Contents page of Forbes Magazine, October 15, 1972, listing features including 'The China Trade', 'Real Estate Brokerage', and economic insights.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine October 15, 1972 Why It Cost So Much to Buy and Sell a House
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, October 1, 1972, featuring the title 'Japanese Business: The Doubts Behind The Mask,' illustrating a dramatic image that symbolizes the complexities of Japan's economy.Interior page of Forbes Magazine, October 1, 1972, showcasing an advertisement related to productivity equipment, highlighting the technological advancements discussed in the edition.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine October 1, 1972 Japanese Business The Doubts Behind The Mask
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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 June 20, 1983 The Brave New World of Software ProgrammersInterior page of Forbes Magazine June 20, 1983 featuring a table of contents and articles related to business and economics.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 20, 1983 The Brave New World of Software Programmers
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, August 31, 1981, featuring an article on Roadway Express and the theme of great management in a troubled industry. The magazine includes visuals of trucks relevant to the cover story, highlighting corporate leadership and financial insights.Forbes Magazine August 31, 1981, Volume 128, Number 5, cover featuring the article on Roadway Express and corporate management strategies during the 1980s.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine August 31, 1981 Roadway Express Great Management
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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 March 31, 1980 cover featuring a powerful illustration of a bear's arm shaking hands with a muscular arm, symbolizing the USSR vs USA rivalry, under the headline 'Meanwhile, In Our Own Backyard'.Inside pages of Forbes Magazine March 31, 1980, displaying articles and features relevant to the geopolitical climate and economic analysis of the Cold War era.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine March 31, 1980 USSR vs USA, Meanwhile, In Our Own Backyard
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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, February 24, 1986, featuring the title 'Who Owns The Future?' with a stylized illustration of a bull and lion, representing retail financial services.Editorial index page from Forbes Magazine, February 24, 1986, highlighting companies and industries featured in this issue.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine February 24, 1986 Retail Financial Services Who Owns The Future?
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