Description
This vintage magazine, **Fortune Magazine**, from **June 10, 1985**, offers an insightful exploration of the largest U.S. non-industrial corporations. This compelling issue features extensive analyses of corporate strategies and provides a rare look at the economic landscape of the mid-1980s, making it a must-have for collectors of vintage magazines.
This remarkable issue is significant as it spotlights **The Fortune Service 500**, a key indicator of the shifting dynamics within the U.S. economy. Readers will find captivating articles such as "Are Service Jobs Good Jobs?" and insights into how companies like Quaker Oats revitalized their brand during a transformative era. This magazine is an important historical document that captures the essence of corporate America as it transitioned into a new service-oriented economy.
The **collectibility** of this magazine is enhanced by its unique content and the condition it's preserved in. This issue is in ***good condition***, showing light wear typical of its age, making it an excellent addition to any vintage magazine collection.
For enthusiasts of business history and vintage publications, this edition serves as a valuable resource, providing a fascinating glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of major corporations in the 1980s.
Explore key features and articles from this impactful issue:
- The Economy & Corporate Trends: "Are Service Jobs Good Jobs?" - Analyzes the rising service sector and its effects on the middle class.
- Corporate Performance & Market Leaders: "Quaker Is Feeling Its Oats" - Discusses the strategic advancements of Quaker Oats in marketing and finance.
All of our magazines come with a **protective plastic covering**. We also offer combined shipping—just ask.
This **Fortune Magazine** vintage issue is ideal for business historians, corporate researchers, and avid collectors, embodying key moments in economic history.
