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Coffee, tea, Forbes, or Fortune?
If you need to keep abreast of financials and business on a monthly basis, Forbes and Fortune are the two conventional choices.
Excellent Business Reporting Combined With Insightful Analysis
"Fortune" is a classic on the newsstand, and is as vital and important today as ever. "Fortune" generally caters to people with a managerial bent, especially upper-level executives, but also offers excellent analysis on current events in the business world, the global and national economic climate, and forward-looking technology and trend information.
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I have not recieved my magazine yet it has been about 5 weeks since my order.I am hoping to get it within the next week.I already know I like this magazine, and I did get this subscription for a good price.I just want to get the magazine.
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capitalism's numbers
On any list of pure English-language business reportage, BARRON'S would figure in the top ten. This newspaper-style weekly compiles more numbers than just about any other publication.
Has lost cache, but there's still no substitute
Veteran Barron's readers (I'm going on 12 years) will tell you that the magazine/paper has deteriorated into the equivalent of an eccentric, pessimistic, stubborn old man who fancies himself wiser than the rest of the world.It is easily the most skeptical mainstream business/investing publication out there, which makes for reading that is entertaining at times and frustrating at other times.That tone is pervasive throughout, from the Alan Abelson's opening editorial to the technology-oriented "Plugged In" column.But this publication has its strong points, which is the reason I continue to subscribe: Detailed investment news and review
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I used to subscribe to this pamphlet (and it is a pamphlet, not a magazine) at work several years ago.I just unearthed a copy from 1997 and was surprised to find it's still out there.To give you an idea of what it is:it's roughtly 20+ pages, full of inspiring quotes related to leadership, honesty, work ethic, etc.Some is funny, some is thought-provoking: This is not a magazine!
Even though this is advertised as a magazine, it is actually a 24 page pamphlet measuring 4 x 6.5 inches. It contains brief, loosely related, quotations about leadership and human nature from sources that date from ancient times through the present. There are no articles at all.Nothing within the pages was written for this publication. The longest quotations are a couple of paragraphs. Most are one or two lines.Read more

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Great slice of what's happening in the magazine business
If magazines are your business, this is the magazine to keep your finger on the pulse. It follows trends, who is doing what, analysis and tips on how to improve your business. ... Read more

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