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Forbes Magazine cover from November 4, 1996, titled '200 Best Small Companies' featuring colorful illustrations and text highlighting successful business strategies.Interior page from Forbes Magazine, November 4, 1996, detailing the '200 Best Small Companies' list along with features on management strategies, investment insights, and cultural trends.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine November 4, 1996 Vol 158 No. 11 200 Best Small Companies
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Forbes Magazine cover from December 16, 1996 featuring Gilbert Amelio, titled 'Gilbert Amelio's grand scheme to rescue Apple'. The cover highlights the story about Apple's new operating system strategy.Inside pages of Forbes Magazine December 16, 1996 showing contents, including the article on Gilbert Amelio and feature stories on top earning athletes and business insights.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine December 16, 1996 Vol 158 No. 14 Gilbert Amelio Cover VG
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Forbes Magazine cover from December 30, 1996, featuring the title 'The New Valley Girls' and showcasing women leaders in technology. Volume 158, No. 15.Inside page of Forbes Magazine from December 30, 1996, displaying articles and highlights, including a feature on Boris Berezovsky and technology topics related to 'The New Valley Girls'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine December 30, 1996 Vol 158 No. 15 The Valley Girls No Label VG
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Forbes Magazine cover from March 10, 1997, featuring Peter Drucker with the headline 'Still the youngest mind'. The cover highlights topics including Harley-Davidson and Asia's sports market.Inside spread of Forbes Magazine from March 10, 1997, showcasing the table of contents, featuring articles on Harley-Davidson, business strategies, and a glimpse of the cover story on Peter Drucker.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine March 10, 1997 Vol 159 No. 5 Peter Drucker No Label VG
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Forbes Magazine August 12, 1996 Vol 158 No. 4 featuring Kay Hammer on the cover, highlighting her transformation from college professor to entrepreneur. The cover includes the headline 'Coping with Volatility' and showcases the magazine's focus on innovation and business.Interior page of Forbes Magazine August 12, 1996 Vol 158 No. 4, featuring an article list including Kay Hammer's cover story 'How Kay Hammer Reinvented Herself' and various topics on investments, business strategies, and market analysis.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine August 12, 1996 Vol 158 No. 4 Kay Hammer Cover
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Forbes Magazine August 26, 1996 cover featuring the title 'Mutual Fund Survey' with an image of a stone griffin. The cover asks 'What's your fund's safety rating?' and highlights best buys and IRA strategies.Inside page of Forbes Magazine August 26, 1996 displaying selected articles and highlights. The layout includes articles on Sunbeam, marketing strategies, and personal affairs concerning identity theft.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine August 26, 1996 Mutual Fund Survey No Label VG
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Cover of Forbes Magazine February 10, 1997 titled 'Best Buys' featuring the article 'How to Build a Mutual Fund Portfolio', illustrated with playful graphics and headlines.Inside spread of Forbes Magazine February 10, 1997, showcasing the table of contents with headlines including 'A Global Bull' and 'Microchip Man'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine February 10, 1997 How To Build a Mutual Fund Portfolio VG
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated March 24, 1997, featuring an illustration themed 'Extreme Fighting' highlighting Kimberly-Clark and Procter & Gamble. Includes text about competition in consumer goods and a quote from Wayne Sanders, Chairman of Kimberly-Clark.Inside pages of Forbes Magazine from March 24, 1997, detailing articles and sections related to business, management strategies, and investment trends, showcasing various topics including tax issues and technology innovations.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine March 24, 1997 Vol 159 No. 6 Kimberly-Clark, Procter & Gamble
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Forbes Magazine cover from February 24, 1997, featuring the title 'Wall Street Sleaze,' with an image of a rusted bucket. The issue examines Bear Stearns and its associations with notorious brokerage houses.Inside spread of Forbes Magazine dated February 24, 1997, highlighting articles and features, including 'Wall Street Sleaze.' The layout includes a detailed table of contents alongside visual elements from the magazine.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine February 24, 1997 Vol 159 No. 4 Wall Stree Sleaze No Label VG
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Forbes Magazine March 19, 1979 cover featuring the title 'Movie Money The Gold Rush of 1979' with a film reel and dollar bills, reflecting Hollywood's investment boom.Interior page from Forbes Magazine March 19, 1979, showcasing articles on the film industry and investment opportunities during a pivotal economic period.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine March 19, 1979 Movie Money The Gold Rush of 1979 VG
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Cover of Forbes Magazine June 10 2013 featuring Hewlett-Packard's Meg Whitman with the headline 'Meg Goes to War' and a label indicating her role as CEO.Close-up shot of the Forbes Magazine June 10 2013 cover showing Meg Whitman with the tagline 'Run to the Fire, Don't Hide From It'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 10 2013 Hewlett-Packard's Meg Whitman Goes To War
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Forbes Magazine cover from June 10, 2013 featuring Meg Whitman, Hewlett-Packard's CEO, with the title 'Meg Goes to War' highlighting her role and challenges in Silicon Valley.Close-up of Forbes Magazine cover June 10, 2013, showcasing Meg Whitman, Hewlett-Packard's CEO, with the caption 'Meg Goes to War' addressing her leadership challenges.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 10 2013 Hewlett-Packard's Meg Whitman Goes To War
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Cover image of Forbes Magazine from April 20, 1987, titled 'Luxembourg: Color It Green'. This vintage magazine features a colorful illustration depicting a train in Luxembourg, showcasing the financial hub's allure during the 1980s.Forbes Magazine April 20, 1987, editorial index showcasing the cover story 'Luxembourg: Color it Green', alongside notable companies such as AT&T.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine April 20, 1987 Luxembourg: Color it Green
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Cover of Forbes Magazine from May 26, 1980 featuring the title 'Harris Corp.'s Joseph Boyd, A Remarkable Success Story', showcasing a vintage design with a focus on technology and business success.Inside page of Forbes Magazine dated May 26, 1980, featuring the table of contents and articles on nuclear energy, investments, and corporate strategies, related to the cover story 'Forbes Magazine May 26, 1980 Harris Corp. Joseph Boyd, Remarkable Success Story'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine May 26, 1980 Harris Corp. Joseph Boyd, Remarkable Success Story
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated June 29, 1987, featuring the title 'Is The SEC On The Job?' with a depiction of a street scene, including American flags and buildings, symbolizing financial regulatory challenges.Page from Forbes Magazine June 29, 1987 showing the editorial index and cover story titled 'Crime Wave' discussing SEC issues and corporate misconduct.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine June 29, 1987 Is The Sec On The Job?
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Forbes Magazine July 13, 1987 Cover featuring the headline 'Capitalism is by Nature A Form of Change' with a powerful ocean wave background.Forbes Magazine July 13, 1987 Table of contents page highlighting articles on 'Creative Destruction,' 'The Government and the Marketplace,' and other economic themes.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine July 13, 1987 Capitalism is by Nature A Form of Change
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated May 30, 1988, featuring the title 'The 800 Most Powerful People in Corporate America' with highlighted sections on corporate leadership.Contents page of Forbes Magazine from May 30, 1988, including articles on the cover story 'Not Power But Empower' and a list of the Top 50 Companies.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine May 30, 1988 The 800 Most Powerful People in Corporate America
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Cover of Forbes Magazine December 26, 1988 featuring investment banker James Wolfensohn with the headline 'When He Talks, The Corporate Mighty Listen' and insights into corporate influence.Table of contents from Forbes Magazine December 26, 1988, listing key articles including 'When Wolfensohn Talks, Big Business Listens—Carefully' and topics on investment and economics.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine December 26, 1988 When Wolfensohn Talks, Big Business Listens
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Forbes Magazine cover from May 29, 1978, featuring the title 'Gold Mines Are No Gold Mine' with a man panning for gold in a serene river landscape.Close-up view of the Forbes Magazine cover from May 29, 1978, showing a man panning for gold in a river, emphasizing the title 'Gold Mines Are No Gold Mine'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine May 29, 1978 Gold Mines Are No Gold Mine
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Cover of Forbes Magazine, October 24, 1988, featuring the title 'The Richest People in America' and the header 'The 1988 Forbes Four Hundred'.Table of contents from Forbes Magazine, October 24, 1988, detailing various articles including 'The Forbes Four Hundred' and 'Great Wealth in America'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine October 24, 1988 The Richest People in America
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Cover of Forbes Magazine January 23, 1989 featuring the article 'How To Cope with Information Overload', illustrated with a cartoon depicting a cluttered desk with computers and papers.Editorial index page from Forbes Magazine January 23, 1989, listing the contents including the cover story 'Prepare for E-Mail Attack'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine January 23, 1989 How To Cope with Information Overload
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Cover of Forbes Magazine September 21, 1987, featuring the title 'America's Richest Entertainers' with colorful illustrations of various entertainers.Inside content page of Forbes Magazine September 21, 1987, listing the editorial index and the cover story titled 'The Fault Is Not In Our Stars'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine September 21, 1987 The Fault Is Not In Our Stars
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Forbes Magazine cover from August 10, 1987, featuring PGA Commissioner Deane Beman, discussing how he beat Jack Nicklaus.Editorial index page of Forbes Magazine, August 10, 1987, highlighting the cover story about Deane Beman and various articles.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine August 10, 1987 Deane Beman, Professional Golfer
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Cover of Forbes Magazine dated November 15, 1972, featuring the title 'Coal - First Casualty of Environmentalism' with an image related to the coal industry.Contents page of Forbes Magazine, November 15, 1972, Volume 110, Number 10, listing articles, including 'Coal - First Casualty of Environmentalism'.
Original Magazines Forbes Magazine November 15, 1972 Coal - First Casualty of Environmentalism
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