Fortune Magazine July 1, 1991 Kodak CEO Kay Whitmore

Description: Fortune Magazine July 1, 1991 Kodak CEO Kay Whitmore The item being pictured in this listing is the exactly the same item you will receive.Please check picture for condition purposes.We do offer combined shipping, just ask.All of our items come with a plastic protective covering. The Economy 66 - The Real Danger in Europe’s Slump It’s not a recession; growth will only dip. But the slowdown will fire up protectionists bent on derailing 1992. By Louis S. Richman and Shawn Tully Corporate Performance 70 - Cargill’s Heir-Raising Future Some family owners want the big grain company’s impressive growth in cash. By Ronald Henkoff 72 - Companies to Watch With plenty of government contracts and connections, ICF is cleaning up. By Ret Autry Also: Digital Systems International, SciMed Life Systems, and Keane. Politics & Policy 75 - A Shameful Rights Fight At issue is worker protection vs. U.S. competitiveness. The brawl over the bill in Congress disgraces both parties. By Ann Reilly Dowd Computers 78 - How Fujitsu Will Tackle the Giants Going global by going local, Japan’s once-staid No. 1 computer maker is challenging IBM, AT&T—and the world. By Brenton R. Schlender Innovation 84 - Products to Watch Mini CD-ROM disks for your PC, a camera that’s smarter than you are, Reebok’s new shoe that’s a step up, and more. By Stephanie Losee Sports 86 - The Owners’ New Game is Managing You think you have cost problems? Have you tried paying Roger Clemens his salary? The squeeze is forcing the sports business to get sophisticated. By Bill Saporito Departments 4 - Editor’s Desk 8 - Index 12 - News/Trends How Japan helps its companies expand, jocks as entrepreneurs, Iacocca the innocent, CEOs as Idi Amin, the students most likely to cheat, and more. 21 - Personal Investing The wacky way the wealthy invest—and how to do it right. By Andrew Evan Serwer Also: Taking a LEAP and betting on Dow Chemical, harvesting high yields from growth stocks, and Portfolio Talk with John Hartwell of the Hartwell Emerging Growth fund. 32 - Letters to Fortune 92 - Fortune People The $650 million odd couple of Cabletron, a deal is off for Khashoggi, pearls from Bill Gates, and more. By Mark M. Colodny 93 - On the Rise 94 - Keeping Up Checking up on the poor, how to serve a tomato, great moments in social correctness, Brother Rat talks back, and other matters. By Daniel Seligman

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