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Cover of Forbes Magazine, April 14, 1980, featuring the Communications Satellite Corp. and a satellite illustration, highlighting discussions on satellite communications.Interior page of Forbes Magazine, April 14, 1980, showcasing features and articles including government spending and economic analysis.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine April 14, 1980 Communications Satellite Corp.
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated May 12, 1980, featuring the title 'The Nation's Largest Companies Ranked Four Ways' showcasing rankings of sales, assets, profits, and market value.Features page from Forbes Magazine May 12, 1980, discussing economic analysis including topics like Cuba's economy and motorcycle sales in America.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine May 12, 1980 The Nation's Largest Companies Ranked Four Ways
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated May 19, 1986 featuring the headline 'Canada: Open for Business Again' with a colorful illustration of a maple leaf and business people.Table of contents page from Forbes Magazine May 19, 1986, listing articles on corporate analysis, government insights, and investment strategies.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine May 19, 1986 Canada, Open for Business Again
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Forbes Magazine June 16, 1986 cover featuring Honda and AMC Jeep plant comparison, highlighting production statistics and workplace culture.Forbes Magazine June 16, 1986 interior page showing the editorial index and major companies discussed in this issue.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 16, 1986 A Tale Of Two Worlds, Honda and AMC Jeep Plant
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Forbes Magazine June 2, 1986 cover featuring the title 'The Babe Ruth Syndrome' and a cartoon illustrating the theme of executive compensation.Forbes Magazine June 2, 1986 editorial index page, highlighting articles including 'The Babe Ruth Syndrome' and 'How Much the Bosses Earned in 1985'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 2, 1986 The Babe Ruth Syndrome
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated May 29, 1989 featuring the title 'The Power and The Pay', showcasing illustrations related to executive compensation and corporate leadership.Forbes Magazine May 29, 1989 cover page featuring the title 'The Power and The Pay' highlighting the top-paid chief executives in corporate America.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine May 29, 1989 The Power and The Pay
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated April 25, 1983, featuring the title 'Ford Motor's Make-or-Break Year' with an illustration of Ford's 1984 Tempo car and a blue background.Forbes Magazine April 25, 1983 Ford Motor's Make-or-Break Year, featuring an overview of contents including corporate strategies and market analysis.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine April 25, 1983 Ford Motor's Make-or-Break Year
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Forbes Magazine April 11, 1983 The Myth of "Reindustrialization"Forbes Magazine April 11, 1983 - Table of contents featuring articles on topics like reindustrialization, energy policy, and corporate analysis.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine April 11, 1983 The Myth of "Reindustrialization"
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Forbes Magazine November 7, 1983 The Best Small Companies in the U.S. TodayForbes Magazine November 7, 1983 editorial index featuring key articles including 'The Best Small Companies in the U.S. Today' and insights on economic trends.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine November 7, 1983 The Best Small Companies in the U.S. Today
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Forbes Magazine July 4, 1983 cover featuring the title 'Industrial Leadership: Can Europe Close The Gap?' with a blue background and illustrations on the lower section, highlighting key economic themes.Interior page of Forbes Magazine July 4, 1983 showcasing various article summaries including John Muir & Co, Pan American World Airways, and more.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine July 4, 1983 Industrial Leadership Can Europe Close The Gap?
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Forbes Magazine cover from October 16, 1986 featuring the title 'Pan American: Coming Home', highlighting the portrait of a businessman with a globe and airplanes in the background.Interior page from Forbes Magazine October 16, 1986, showcasing the table of contents with featured articles including 'Pan American: Coming Home'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine October 16, 1986 Pan American: Coming Home
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Forbes Magazine December 29, 1986 cover featuring the headline 'Are We Spending Too Much on Education?' highlighting educational spending concerns.Interior page index of Forbes Magazine December 29, 1986 detailing articles including the cover story 'Are We Spending Too Much on Education?'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine December 29, 1986 Are We Spending Too Much on Education?
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Cover of Forbes Magazine from June 1, 1987 featuring the article 'Judicial Imperialism' by Peter Brimelow, showcasing an illustration questioning the power of courts.Forbes Magazine June 1, 1987 cover featuring the title 'Judicial Imperialism' by Peter Brimelow, showcasing the editorial index for this issue.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 1, 1987 Judicial Imperialism by Peter Brimelow
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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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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated June 26, 1989, featuring the title 'Where To Put Your Money For The 1990s' discussing investment strategies with visuals including a dollar sign and various investment topics.Forbes Magazine June 26, 1989 featuring the Money Guide and topics like investment strategies, stocks, bonds, and collectibles.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 26, 1989 Where To Put Your Money For The 1990s
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Cover of Forbes Magazine February 22, 1988 featuring the title 'The '88 Olympics Can South Korea Handle It?' showcasing a cartoon illustration related to the event.Interior page of Forbes Magazine from February 22, 1988 displaying the editorial index and cover story titled 'The World Will Be Watching' along with company references.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine February 22, 1988 The '88 Olympics Can South Korea Handle It?
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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 May 6, 1985 cover featuring the article 'Electronic Investing: Just Another Computer Game?' showcasing a computer screen displaying a game-like investing scenario with hands typing on a keyboard.Editorial index page from Forbes Magazine May 6, 1985 listing companies and articles related to electronic investing, including General Motors, Caterpillar, and People Express Airlines.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine May 6, 1985 Electronic Investing Just Another Computer Game?
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Cover of Forbes Magazine from June 8, 1981 titled 'Executive Compensation Perking It Up', featuring a cartoon illustration of two businessmen exchanging gifts, highlighting the theme of executive perks in the context of rising inflation.Forbes Magazine June 8, 1981 Executive Compensation Perking It Up feature article, showcasing various sections on economic trends, corporate governance, and executive perks.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 8, 1981 Executive Compensation Perking It Up
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated June 22, 1981, featuring a cartoon illustration related to the cover story 'The High Cost of Loving,' depicting a wedding scene with humorous characters questioning marriage affordability.Inside page of Forbes Magazine from June 22, 1981, showcasing content listings including articles on economic themes, corporate insights, and detailed analyses related to the issue's focus on 'The High Cost of Living.'
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 22, 1981 The High Cost of Living
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, March 2, 1981, featuring the title 'Food Supply Will Help From Science Come in Time,' depicting a horn of plenty overflowing with fresh produce against a cosmic background.Interior page showcasing features list from Forbes Magazine, March 2, 1981, including articles on U.S. Industry and Labor Unions, highlighting significant topics relevant to the early 1980s economic landscape.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine March 2, 1981 Food Supply Will Help From Science Come in Time
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated March 16, 1981 featuring the title 'Is The Midwest Dying? Hard Times in Heartland' with a detailed map of the Midwest.Inside pages of Forbes Magazine March 16, 1981 highlighting economic analysis and articles relevant to the Midwest's challenges.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine March 16, 1981 Is The Midwest Dying? Hard Times in Heartland
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