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A plane flies over a hotel pool in Beirut

Staying the course in Beirut

By Kenneth Labich

October 17, 1983

A manager stands next to his employee's desk and yells angrily at him.

The corporate culture vultures

October 17, 1983

Letters from Chairman Buffett

By Fortune Editors

September 19, 1983

Embattled Kodak enters the electronic age

By Shelley DuBois

August 22, 1983

A drugstore clerk removes Tylenol bottles from the shelves of a pharmacy on September 30, 1982 in New York City after reports of tampering.

The fight to save Tylenol

By Thomas Moore

November 29, 1982

John Gutfreund 2009

Behind the Salomon Brothers buyout

By Gwen Kinkead

September 7, 1981

John Sculley and Founders of Apple Computers with New Computer

The folks who brought you Apple

By Susie Gharib

January 12, 1981

Who guards whom at the Commodity Exchange?

By Fortune Editors and Shawn Tully

July 28, 1980

The price of beauty is getting beyond compare

The price of beauty is getting beyond compare

By Gwen Kinkead

December 3, 1979

Malaysia’s plantation-grown conglomerate

Malaysia’s plantation-grown conglomerate

October 22, 1979

Puerto Rico’s drift toward statehood–and dependence

By Fortune Editors

August 13, 1979

A little museum in Malibu could throw the art market for a loop

July 3, 1978

David Rockefeller During a Meeting in Tokyo, Japan

David Rockefeller’s fight to save Chase Bank

By Carol J. Loomis

July 1, 1977

Buffett: How inflation swindles the equity investor

By Warren Buffett

May 1, 1977

A man on the phone looking at a newspaper while his coworker stands over him.

The new concerns about the press

By Fortune Editors

April 1, 1975

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