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Fortune Magazine October 19, 1981 - Exxon's $600-Million Bath
This vintage issue of Fortune Magazine, dated October 19, 1981, presents a critical analysis of Exxon's ambitious, yet ultimately flawed, investment in Reliance Electric, an episode that significantly impacted corporate America’s approach to financial risk management. This edition serves as a fascinating historical document, reflecting the corporate strategies and economic challenges of the early 1980s.
Key features from this issue make it a standout collectible among vintage magazines enthusiasts:
- In-depth exploration of Exxon’s costly venture, an essential case study for business scholars and industry professionals.
- Detailed economic forecasts addressing interest rates and housing market trends during a turbulent political climate.
This magazine not only captures an essential moment in corporate history but also provides valuable insights that resonate even today. As you delve into the pages, you will find a wealth of information that examines the mistakes made by corporate giants, offering lessons that are just as relevant now.
Condition notes for this collectible include:
- Good overall condition with minimal wear considering its vintage status.
- Address label has been blurred out to maintain privacy.
- The exact item visible in the listing photos is what you will receive.
- Comes protected with a plastic covering, ensuring it remains preserved for future generations.
Table of Contents Highlights:
- In the News: Key developments in the corporate world, including major shifts at LTV and AM International.
- Fortune Forecast: Insights on the decline in interest rates amid political uncertainty.
- Keeping Up: Commentary by noted writer Daniel Seligman.
- Cover Story: A deep dive into Exxon's $600-Million Bath, detailing the consequences of a major corporate misstep.
This vintage magazine is a perfect addition to any collector's library. Please review the provided images to understand the condition details better. Combined shipping is available upon request.
