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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. <
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>I started reading Fortune - and subscribing - four years ago when I realized that the business people with whom I associated regularly simply assumed that one knew any news or analysis that broke in its pages. It fits as a must-read monthly overview in my reading habits. <
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>Fortune represents a generally bullish and strongly pro-business perspective with just a touch of cynicism about corporate leadership and its trends. You won't find anything radical here, but you need to have read it if this kind of news, analysis, and opinion fits your job description or personal interests. <
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>There is a smattering of 'toys for the businessperson' in each edition. For me, the highlight is Stanley Bing's delicious, irreverent, and every so slightly jaded backpage column. I routinely scan it or mail it to a relative who laughs out loud at Bing's corporate lunacy as I do. <
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>Fortune is behind the eponymous Fortune 500 and other derivative lists. For me, one of the most valuable is the magazine's annual '500 largest corporations by revenue', though this is dictated by the scope of my own interests. Other readers will tear out or access other Fortune lists online with equal interest. <
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>If you're in business or work with people who are, you'd better be reading Fortune or Forbes or both.

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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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>Each issue is normally organized around a theme or major story, like the Enron trial, or the 100 best companies to work for in a given year. I do enjoy the articles where they rank things, but more than the rankings themselves, I am always interested in the justifications they use for their rankings; while I don't always agree with the magazine, I do always find it good food for thought. <
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>The features are generally very polished and accurate, and the lessons are conveyed in a straightforward manner that is as useful to a CEO as to a college business student. I particularly appreciate the interviews that "Fortune" has with key players in the financial industry, and also appreciate the very useful index of companies and individuals featured in every issue. <
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>The magazine will probably not be the favorite for investing advice because it also covers so much other financial terrain; small investors may also want to read a more specific magazine like "Kiplinger's." Nonetheless, the investment advice and insight "Fortune" offers should generally be held in high esteem. <
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>I also appreciate the coverage of key trends, and in particular want to note that "Fortune" has been in the lead with excellent reporting on the pension crisis in America: coverage of this sort is what makes me a loyal reader. <
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>Many other financial magazines are available and are competing for your money; while there are several I would recommend, "Fortune" remains a reliable source of information on macro-level trends, and should be a part of everyone's business library.

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Fortune Magazine review
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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