Forbes Magazine cover from December 16, 1996 featuring Gilbert Amelio, titled 'Gilbert Amelio's grand scheme to rescue Apple'. The cover highlights the story about Apple's new operating system strategy.
Inside pages of Forbes Magazine December 16, 1996 showing contents, including the article on Gilbert Amelio and feature stories on top earning athletes and business insights.
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Forbes Magazine cover from December 16, 1996 featuring Gilbert Amelio, titled 'Gilbert Amelio's grand scheme to rescue Apple'. The cover highlights the story about Apple's new operating system strategy.Inside pages of Forbes Magazine December 16, 1996 showing contents, including the article on Gilbert Amelio and feature stories on top earning athletes and business insights.

Forbes Magazine December 16, 1996 Vol 158 No. 14 Gilbert Amelio Cover VG

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Forbes Magazine – December 16, 1996 – Vol. 158 No. 14 – Gilbert Amelio Cover – VG Condition

This December 16, 1996 issue of Forbes spotlights Apple CEO Gilbert Amelio and “The Grand Scheme to Save Apple,” exploring the bold plan to reinvent the company’s operating system. It also features insights on top-earning athletes, cable sports programming, and the business success of Magic Johnson.

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Very good condition with light edge wear. Pages are clean and intact. The item in the photos is the exact copy you will receive. Please check pictures for specific condition details.

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Highlights from the Contents:

  • The Grand Scheme to Save Apple (p.228): Apple prepares to launch a radically new operating system. By Nikhil Hutheesing.

  • Nice Guys Finish First (p.236): How “Mr. and Ms. Clean” thrive amid sports scandals. By Randall Lane.

  • The World’s 40 Top-Earning Athletes (p.244): Big fights, booming TV rights, and billion-dollar stars. By Randall Lane & Peter Spiegel.

  • The Hula Hoop Network? (p.260): A boom in cable sports programming. By Peter Newcomb.

  • The Magic and the Money (p.264): Magic Johnson’s rise as a savvy investor. By Robert La Franco.

  • E-Sex (p.58): Censorship, Hustler, Penthouse, and the new frontier—the Internet. By Seth Lubove.

  • Electronic Data Systems (p.86): EDS adjusts as an independent company. By Christopher Palmieri.

  • Cosmetics (p.96): Revlon vs. Estée Lauder—two strategies for market dominance. By Howard Rudnitsky & Julie Androshick.

  • California Dreams (p.112): Dick Clark’s entrepreneurial vision. By Lisa Gubernick.

  • Up & Comers – Granny Goose (p.132): Potato chips and venture backing. By Damon Darlin.

  • Enviro-Capitalism (p.188): Fossil Rim’s drive-through wildlife tour turns into a moneymaker.

  • The Ramos Bull Market (p.303): Foreign investors flock to the Philippines. By Justin Doebele.

  • Wall Street & Moscow (p.348): “The Wild East” in Russia’s chaotic finance scene. By Paul Klebnikov & Caroline Waxler.

An excellent collectible for those interested in 1990s technology, business strategy, and Apple Computer’s history.

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