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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 cover from November 9, 1981, featuring the title 'Is Prosperity Dead?' with a visual representation of Economic Wave Theory, displaying a graphical wave pattern in blue and red.Top corner of Forbes Magazine from November 9, 1981, showcasing a highlight about 'The New Master of the Indian Reservations,' accompanied by an image of an Indigenous person.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine November 9, 1981 Economic Wave Theory Is Prosperity Dead?
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Forbes Magazine cover from September 28, 1981, featuring Ralph Ward of Chesebrough-Pond's with the headline 'Winning Big by Thinking Small.' The cover highlights various consumer products, capturing key themes of corporate America during a pivotal economic era.Interior page of Forbes Magazine dated September 28, 1981, showcasing the table of contents and articles including 'Natural Gas: A $390 Billion Disagreement' and 'Chesebrough-Pond's Unsung Miracle,' highlighting significant corporate strategies and economic discussions of the time.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine September 28, 1981 Ralph Ward of Chesebrough-Pond's
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, July 20, 1981, titled 'Can Canada Get Its Act Together?' featuring a red maple leaf design.Interior page from Forbes Magazine, July 20, 1981, displaying the table of contents and highlights related to the cover story 'Can Canada Get Its Act Together?' highlighting economic matters.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine July 20, 1981 Can Canada Get Its Act Together?
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Forbes Magazine cover from August 3, 1981, featuring the title 'Are You Venture Capital Material?' with an illustrated scene depicting a conversation about entrepreneurship, emphasizing the traits needed for business success.Interior page of Forbes Magazine August 3, 1981, showing contents and articles including 'Gold', 'Airlines', and venture capital insights, highlighting the economic discussions of the early 1980s.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine August 3, 1981 Are You Venture Captial Material?
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Forbes Magazine cover from September 14, 1981 featuring the headline 'Where Will The Money Come From?' with real estate signs indicating for sale and open house listings.Inside page of Forbes Magazine, May 25, 1981, showcasing various articles and features including cover stories and company insights.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine September 14, 1981 American Express' Big Gamble
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Forbes Magazine cover from May 25, 1981, featuring Jim Robinson of American Express with the headline 'Don't Stay Home Without Us' and exploring American Express' big gamble.Forbes Magazine May 25, 1981 interior page featuring various articles including the cover story on Jim Robinson of American Express and discussions on General Motors and the bond market.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine May 25, 1981 Jim Robinson of American Express
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Forbes Magazine cover from July 14, 1986, featuring a wooden tool caddy overflowing with tools and colorful items, highlighting the cover story 'Shake, Rattle and Clonk' centered on the repair industry.Contents page of Forbes Magazine dated July 14, 1986, listing articles including 'Shake, Rattle and Clonk' and topics surrounding Bacardi Corp. and Rochester Telephone Co., showcasing insights into the economic landscape of the 1980s.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine July 14, 1986 Shake, Rattle and Clonk
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, August 17, 1981, featuring the title 'Volkswagen's Dilemma: Is There Another Rabbit in the Hat?' showcasing an illustration of hands holding a globe and a Volkswagen emblem.Table of contents from Forbes Magazine, August 17, 1981, listing articles including the cover story 'Volkswagen's Dilemma' and other business-related topics.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine August 17, 1981 Volkswagen's Dilemma Well-Made Small Cars
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Forbes Magazine cover from March 30, 1981, featuring a brood mare on the block with the headline 'How Much Horse Can You Get for $1 Million?'. The cover captures the essence of thoroughbred racehorse investments during a pivotal financial period.A page from Forbes Magazine dated March 30, 1981, highlighting the cover story on thoroughbred racehorse syndication and various economic topics including Germany's inflation concerns and Exxon's synthesizer project.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine March 30, 1981 Brood Mare on The Block
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, July 6, 1981, featuring the title 'How Goes The Battle?' discussing American productivity. The cover depicts an artwork illustrating a dynamic scene with individuals engaged in battle.Table of contents from Forbes Magazine, July 6, 1981, listing features such as 'Consolidated Gold Fields Ltd.' and articles on American productivity. Highlights include the struggles and influencing factors on U.S. industries.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine July 6, 1981 American Productivity How Goes The Battle?
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, April 13, 1981, titled 'World Auto Business: Lessons From The New Master', featuring a prominent figure standing before a group of men seated at a table, symbolizing Japanese automotive influence.Table of contents from Forbes Magazine, April 13, 1981, showcasing featured articles including 'Cover Story: Ford Motor Co.' and insights into the automotive industry and major corporations of the era.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine April 13, 1981 World Auto Business Lessons From The New Master
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, April 27, 1981, featuring a Burlington Northern train with the title 'Burlington Northern is where the Union Pacific was a decade ago.' The magazine highlights important economic insights from the early 1980s.Interior page of Forbes Magazine, April 27, 1981, showcasing various features and articles including a cover story on Burlington Northern. The content reflects key financial themes and corporate profiles from the early 1980s.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine April 27, 1981 Burlington Northern is where the Union Pacific
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated February 16, 1981, featuring Gillette Chairman Colman Mockler and the headline 'LOOKING SHARP AGAIN'.Interior page of Forbes Magazine from February 16, 1981, showcasing features including the cover story on Gillette's corporate strategy.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine February 16, 1981 Gillette Chairman Colman Mockler
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Forbes Magazine January 19, 1981 cover featuring a striking illustration with a palm showing astrological symbols and the words 'Turmoil in the Futures Markets', highlighting the issue's focus on financial market challenges.Interior page from Forbes Magazine January 19, 1981 showcasing the table of contents with features on Sperry Corp, OPEC, and the Royal Bank of Canada, reflecting critical economic discussions of the time.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine January 19, 1981 Turmoil in the Futures Markets
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Cover of Forbes Magazine February 2, 1981, featuring the title 'How Real Are Those Blue Chip Earnings?' with a dark background and list of companies.Inside page of Forbes Magazine February 2, 1981, showcasing articles and features including coverage of financial topics and a mention of the El Salvador situation.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine February 2, 1981 How Real Are Those Blue Chip Earnings?
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Cover of Forbes Magazine November 10, 1980 featuring Philip Morris CEO George Weissman with the headline 'HAVE BRANDS, WILL TRAVEL'.Close-up of the back cover of Forbes Magazine November 10, 1980 showcasing a collage of images related to Philip Morris and the articles within.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine November 10, 1980 Philip Morris' George Weissman
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Forbes Magazine cover from November 24, 1980, featuring a portrait of Royal Dutch/Shell's managing directors with the headline 'Can They Overtake Exxon?' showcasing the historical significance of the oil industry during that era.Interior page of Forbes Magazine from November 24, 1980, outlining featured articles including the cover story on Royal Dutch/Shell and discussing major economic themes of the time.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine November 24, 1980 Royal Dutch / Shell's Managing Directors
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Forbes Magazine cover from October 13, 1980, featuring the title 'The German Chemical Giants' and an illustration depicting German industry and nature.Page from Forbes Magazine October 13, 1980, showcasing the contents and features including the cover story 'The German Chemical Giants'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine October 13, 1980 The German Chemical Giants
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Cover of Forbes Magazine June 23, 1980 featuring the title 'How Much More Can The System Take?' with an illustration depicting economic themes and oil price challenges.Inside page of Forbes Magazine June 23, 1980 showcasing the table of contents and articles related to economic issues and market trends.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 23, 1980 How Much More Can The System Take?
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated August 4, 1980, featuring the title 'Getting Into Those Deep Pockets' and a depiction of a courtroom scene.Table of contents from Forbes Magazine, August 4, 1980, highlighting features including the cover story 'Getting Into Those Deep Pockets'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine August 4, 1980 Getting Into These Deep Pockets
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