Description
Discover a rare piece of history with this vintage issue of Fortune Magazine, dated April 1, 1996. This edition features thought-provoking articles and insights from the world of business and finance, ensuring it is a valuable addition to any collection of vintage magazines.
Inside this issue, you will find coverage of significant events and trends from the '90s, providing a fascinating glimpse into the era's corporate landscape. Highlights include discussions on IBM stock movements, opinions on Disney from Warren Buffett, and explorations of political dynamics through pieces on Bob Dole. This issue not only reflects the economic atmosphere of the time but also showcases the growing relevance of technology in business.
This Fortune Magazine vintage issue is in great shape considering its age, featuring minor wear on the edges, which adds character to this collectible. The item is well-preserved and comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring it remains a cherished part of your vintage magazine collection.
By acquiring this issue, you will enjoy:
- Insightful articles that provide a snapshot of the economic and cultural climate of the 1990s.
- Unique content, including features on business leaders and industry trends relevant even today.
Here are some of the notable sections included in this issue:
- 8 - Editor’s Desk
- 12 - Index
- 30 - Letters to Fortune
- 34 - News Trends
- 49 - While You Were Out… Long Day’s Journey into Pittsburgh
- 53 - O Democracy! Inside Bob Dole’s Brain
- 55 - Reality Check: Job Destruction/Job Creation
- 59 - A Slow Lane for Automakers
- 64C - Industrial Management & Technology
- 110 - PepsiCo’s New Generation
- 136 - Fast Times at Compaq
Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of business history with this rare edition of Fortune Magazine. Perfect for collectors of vintage magazines or anyone interested in the evolution of business and finance.
