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Bar wars: Hershey bites Mars
Features
Bar wars: Hershey bites Mars
By Fortune EditorsJuly 8, 1985
Baseball’s new game plan
Magazine
Baseball’s new game plan
By Thomas MooreApril 15, 1985
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Leadership
Why chief executives’ pay keeps rising
By Shelley DuBoisApril 1, 1985
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China after Marx: Open for business?
By Fortune EditorsFebruary 18, 1985
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The War Between the Gettys
By Carol J. LoomisJanuary 21, 1985
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Finance
The man who seized the throne at Phibro-Salomon
By Colin LeinsterDecember 24, 1984
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Tech
Mobile phones: Hot new industry
By Fortune EditorsAugust 6, 1984
Why women aren’t getting to the top
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Why women aren’t getting to the top
By Susan FrakerApril 16, 1984
Apple bites back
Tech
Apple bites back
By Ann M. MorrisonFebruary 20, 1984
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Rupert Murdoch’s motley empire
By Fortune EditorsFebruary 20, 1984
A manager stands next to his employee's desk and yells angrily at him.
Magazine
The corporate culture vultures
By Bro UttalOctober 17, 1983
A plane flies over a hotel pool in Beirut
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Staying the course in Beirut
By Kenneth LabichOctober 17, 1983
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Letters from Chairman Buffett
By Fortune EditorsSeptember 19, 1983
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Embattled Kodak enters the electronic age
By Shelley DuBoisAugust 22, 1983
Trouble for California winemakers
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Trouble for California winemakers
By Gilbert T. SewallApril 18, 1983
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