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Fortune Magazine – August 11, 1980
Cover Feature: Herbert and Bunker Hunt – A Talkfest with the Hunts
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SELECTED CONTENTS
Special Feature Section: Up Against the World
106 – Japan’s Automakers Shift Strategies – by Louis Kraar
Japanese car manufacturers, once export-reliant, now face mounting global pressures and begin shifting strategy.
114 – Dome on Top of the World – by Lee Smith
Dome Petroleum's explosive growth in the Beaufort Sea—and its global financial impact.
124 – Who Broke the Grain Embargo – by Jeff Borsos
Why Carter’s sanctions against the USSR failed and how international markets adjusted.
134 – Oil Greases the Skids for the World Economy
A chart-driven analysis of oil's influence on inflation, debt, and OPEC dynamics.
142 – It’s Tough Digging in the U.S. – by Peter R. Bernstein
European excavation giants challenge U.S. firms with international competition and innovation.
152 – How the Allies Should Behave – by Owen Harries
Rethinking Western alliances—arguing for strategic independence among global powers.
162 – A Talkfest with the Hunts – by Roy Rowan
A rare, extended interview with Herbert and Bunker Hunt. From silver prices to family wealth, they reveal why silver should be $125/oz and how they still hold $8 billion.
Additional Features
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6 – The Editor’s Desk
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7 – Business Roundup
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Credit demand rises despite a weak economy
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Recession and rising unemployment outlook
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19 – In the News
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GM, Orion, Kodak, Rodeo Drive, Amdahl, and more
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81 – On Your Own Time – by Marilyn Weiner
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A family reunion on the Ionian Sea
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97 – Keeping Up – by Daniel Seligman
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209 – Personal Investing – by Merry Greenbaum
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“Bonds are back”—but beware rising risks
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213 – A Difference of Opinion
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A defense of trade protection for U.S. automakers
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216 – Letters to Fortune
BONUS: Corporate Reference Directories
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Fortune’s Directory of the 500 Largest Industrial Corporations Outside the U.S.
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The 50 Largest Commercial-Banking Companies Outside the U.S.
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The 50 Largest Industrial Companies in the World
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Alphabetical Index of Corporations and Banks