Description
This Fortune Magazine vintage issue from July 8, 1985 is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Featuring General Motors Chairman Roger Smith on the cover, this edition delves into the thrilling and turbulent corporate world of the mid-1980s.
This significant issue captures the essence of a pivotal time in American business history, spotlighting key challenges and innovations. It offers a unique retrospective on how companies like General Motors addressed fierce competition from rivals such as Ford and Chrysler. This magazine serves not just as a nostalgic collectible but as a valuable resource for understanding economic trends and corporate strategy from this dynamic era.
In good condition, with light wear typical for its age, this vintage magazine is not only a fantastic piece of history but a rare find in the market of collectible vintage magazines. You will receive the exact item shown in the images, so please take a moment to review them for detailed condition.
Key Features and Articles:
- Can GM Manage It All? – Explore GM's ambitious plans amidst stiff competition from Ford and Chrysler.
- The Great Soviet Computer Screw-Up – An eye-opening look at Russia's outdated data-processing systems.
This issue also delves into wider economic and corporate trends, including:
- Texans Look Away from Oil – Texas turns to high-tech for growth as the oil industry slows.
- Fortune Forecast – Anticipations of consumer behavior driving economic recovery.
As one of the quintessential vintage magazines of the 1980s, this issue not only appeals to collectors but also serves as a fascinating historical document reflecting the corporate strategies and economic policies that shaped the era.
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This magazine is perfect for anyone interested in business history, economic policy, and the corporate landscape of the past. Don’t miss your chance to own this important piece of history!