Forbes Magazine cover from December 30, 1996, featuring the title 'The New Valley Girls' and showcasing women leaders in technology. Volume 158, No. 15.
Inside page of Forbes Magazine from December 30, 1996, displaying articles and highlights, including a feature on Boris Berezovsky and technology topics related to 'The New Valley Girls'.
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Forbes Magazine cover from December 30, 1996, featuring the title 'The New Valley Girls' and showcasing women leaders in technology. Volume 158, No. 15.Inside page of Forbes Magazine from December 30, 1996, displaying articles and highlights, including a feature on Boris Berezovsky and technology topics related to 'The New Valley Girls'.

Forbes Magazine December 30, 1996 Vol 158 No. 15 The Valley Girls No Label VG

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Forbes Magazine – December 30, 1996 – Vol. 158 No. 15 – The New Valley Girls – VG Condition

This December 30, 1996 issue of Forbes features the cover story “The New Valley Girls,” profiling women who were breaking barriers in Silicon Valley’s high-tech world. Inside are articles on Boris Berezovsky’s rise in Russia, innovative cigars and humidors, value-stock investing, and more.

Condition:
Very good condition with minor wear on the edges. Interior pages are clean and complete. The item shown in the photos is the exact one you will receive. Please see pictures for precise condition details.

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We offer combined shipping—just ask. Every magazine is shipped in a protective plastic covering to ensure safe delivery.

Highlights from the Contents:

  • The New Valley Girls (p.102): Women in technology who aren’t slowed by glass ceilings. By Nina Munk & Suzanne Oliver.

  • Is He the Godfather of the Kremlin? (p.90): Boris Berezovsky’s influence on Russia’s power structure.

  • The Reuters Way (p.52): Creating rather than buying—Reuters hunts for new markets. By John R. Hayes.

  • Throttle Up (p.60): John Tague’s attempt to revive Vanguard and Air South. By Daniel Roth.

  • Darling Annuities (p.62): Wall Street’s fascination with annuity sellers—risks at Western National. By Carolyn T. Geer.

  • The Legend of Kushner Locke (p.68): Repeated stock offerings test investor patience. By Robert La Franco.

  • Granny Care & Kiddie Care (p.74): How social policy affects child and elder care. By Lisa Gubernick.

  • TDK Inside (p.112): Shrinking electronics, soaring demand. By Neil Weinberg.

  • Safety Online (p.138): Two Israeli entrepreneurs take security to the Internet. By Josh McHugh.

  • Cadence Design (p.142): Adapting to the Internet era. By Rita Koselka.

  • Humidors (p.114): The gadgets cigar aficionados need. By Suzanne Oliver.

  • Star Wars Merchandising (p.134): The franchise as a marketing juggernaut. By Joshua Levine.

  • Value Investing Lives On (p.152): William Lippman channels Ben Graham. By Thomas Easton.

  • Betting the House (p.154): United Asset Management’s approach. By James M. Clash.

  • Yuengling & Son Brewery (p.129): Microbrew success, Pennsylvania style. By Julie Androschick.

A perfect collectible for fans of Silicon Valley history, 1990s business journalism, and Forbes magazine archives.

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