Description
This vintage issue of Forbes Magazine, dated September 28, 1981, offers a fascinating look back into the world of corporate America at a time of significant economic shifts. The cover story, "Chesebrough-Pond’s Unsung Miracle," provides valuable insights into Ralph Ward’s strategic maneuvers and the less visible triumphs of corporate management during a pivotal era in business history.
As one of the notable vintage magazines from the early 1980s, this issue encapsulates key economic themes including corporate takeovers, governmental challenges, and geopolitical dynamics that defined the decade. Readers will appreciate the depth of analysis offered within its pages, making it a collectible treasure for business enthusiasts and historians alike.
This issue includes essential articles that delve into the Natural Gas industry—a $390 billion dispute leading to political tensions—and features examines corporate growth strategies at firms like NCR Corp., Ametek, Inc., and Todd Shipyards. Additionally, insights into global issues highlight Greece’s political shifts and Africa’s economic challenges, making this a well-rounded historical document.
Condition: This magazine is in good condition, with minimal wear typical for its age. It comes with a blurred address label for privacy. Each magazine is preserved in a protective plastic cover, ensuring its longevity for collectors.
Key Features:
- Cover story on Ralph Ward's innovative corporate strategies.
- Overview of the natural gas industry's impact during the Reagan administration.
This September 28, 1981 issue of Forbes Magazine is not just a read; it's an essential addition to any collection of vintage magazines, providing unique perspectives on corporate leadership and economic trends from the early 1980s.
