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Discover a noteworthy piece of history with this vintage issue of Fortune Magazine, dated December 11, 2006. This collectible magazine features an iconic cover showcasing A.G. Lafley, former CEO of Procter & Gamble, alongside Jeffrey Immelt, then CEO of General Electric. These industry titans symbolize a pivotal era in corporate leadership, making this issue a valuable addition to any vintage magazine collection.
This particular issue is significant for its in-depth articles that reflect on major global business strategies during an era of rapid change. It discusses pressing issues like Africa's diamond trade, corporate inclusivity, and the global automotive industry's dynamics—topics that resonate even today. Notable features include:
- 86 Diamonds Aren’t Forever: A gripping report from journalist Vivienne Walt that explores the ethical implications of Africa's bloody diamond trade.
- 94 Queer Inc.: An insightful analysis by Marc Gunther on how corporate America embraced the LGBTQ+ community, marking a cultural shift in the workplace.
Also noteworthy are articles such as "The World According to Carlos Ghosn," providing a rare glimpse into the strategies of one of the automotive industry's most intriguing figures, and "The Wal-Mart Haters," which highlights the challenges faced by one of the world's largest retail corporations. This rich content illustrates the evolving business landscape.
The magazine is in excellent condition with light wear typical for its age, ensuring it remains a beautiful display piece or a delightful reading experience for vintage magazine enthusiasts. Each of our items comes with a plastic protective covering to maintain its quality and integrity.
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