Details

Subject(s)

• Business—Periodicals [Browse]
• Commerce—Periodicals [Browse]

Editor

• Luce, Henry R., 1898-1967 [Browse]

Former owner

• Fitzgerald, F. Scott (Francis Scott), 1896-1940 [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Periodicals [Browse]

Getty AAT genre

• periodicals [Browse]

Absorbed

Fortune CNET. Technology review

Has supplement

• Fortune. Technology buyer's guide
• Fortune. Technology guide
• Fortune CNET. Technology review

Numbering peculiarities

• Vol. 101, no. 1 (June 30, 1980) missprinted as Vol. 102, no. 1.
• Vol. 177, no. 4 (April 2018) misprinted as Vol. 177, no. 5.
• Published once every three weeks ..., 2010-2014; published monthly, with two issues combined in March, June, Sept., and Dec., for a total of 8 single and 4 double issues, 2015- ; published monthly with two double issues in June, and Dec., for a total of 14 issues, -July 2020; published monthly with three double issues in June, Aug. and Dec., for a total of 12 issues, Aug. 2020-

Frequency

Bimonthly, Dec. 2021-

Former frequency

• Frequency varies, 1930-2014
• Sixteen issues per year, 2015-2017
• Monthly, 2018-Nov. 2020
• Monthly (with combined issues in Feb., Apr., June, Aug., Oct., and Dec.), -

Linking notes

Has supplement: Fortune. Technology buyer's guide, 1997-1999; Fortune. Technology guide, 2000-2001; Fortune CNET. Technology review, 2001.

Notes

Editors: 1930-<47> H.R. Luce with others.

Source of description

Volume 191, number 1 (February/March 2025).

Provenance

Princeton copy 1 EX copy: F. Scott Fitzgerald's copy.

Other format(s)

Also issued online by subscription; abstracts available without subscription.

Indexes

Vols. 1 (1930)-16 (1946). 1 v.

Other title(s)

• Fortune
• Fortune five hundred
• Fortune magazine v.161, no. 4 (Mar. 22, 2010)-

One issue each year has title

• Fortune 500

Two no. a year are published with title

• Fortune CNET. Tech review v. 144, no. 10 (winter 2002)-

ISSN

0015-8259

LCCN

31007716

OCLC

1569892

Coden designation

FORTAP

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