Description
Explore the captivating world of Fortune Magazine with this vintage issue from September 17, 1984, featuring the renowned ITT's Harold Geneen on the cover. This collectible magazine offers a rare window into the business landscape of the 1980s, revealing not just the corporate strategies of the time but also the cultural and economic shifts that shaped modern industries.
This issue is significant for its in-depth discussions on corporate governance and economic forecasts during a period of significant corporate change. Readers can gain insights into the evolving financial markets, technological innovation, and emerging industries relevant to this dynamic decade in history. Notable articles include:
- "Why Directors Can’t Protect the Shareholders" - An analysis of the challenges faced by company boards in maintaining independence from executives.
- "Fortune Forecast: The Numbers Signal a Cooling Trend" - A look at economic indicators and their implications for the agricultural sector.
This issue is in very good condition, with light wear typical for its age, ensuring its place in any serious collector's library. Each copy from Original Magazines comes carefully preserved and ready for display. We also emphasize the importance of condition; all items are housed in protective plastic coverings to maintain their quality.
As a must-have for collectors, business enthusiasts, and historians alike, this magazine offers compelling insights into corporate leadership, financial markets, and media evolution during the mid-1980s. Delve into this vintage issue for a richer understanding of the era.
The specifics for this magazine include:
- Published by Fortune Magazine
- Covering significant feature stories relevant to the period
- Condition: Very good with minor wear on edges
Don't miss the chance to own this collector's item. Engage with history through this essential piece of vintage magazine literature.